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 1     I, prooe|    mysteries, and the vagaries of astrologers,--it seems, then, advisable,
 2     I, 11   |        priests in Egypt, and with astrologers and magi in Babylon, (propounded
 3    IV, 1    |                  I. SYSTEM OF THE ASTROLOGERS; SIDEREAL INFLUENCE; CONFIGURATION
 4    IV, 3    |    prevails on the part of these (astrologers), an accurate comprehension
 5    IV, 7    |   mistakes. (Far from it); (these astrologers) impel the minds (of their
 6    IV, 8    |            VIII. PRODIGIES OF THE ASTROLOGERS; SYSTEM OF THE ASTRONOMERS;
 7    IV, 12   |      ENERGY IN THE SYSTEMS OF THE ASTROLOGERS.~Who will not feel astonishment
 8    IV, 50   | themselves over-sedulously to the astrologers, from thence striving to
 9     V, 8    |      DERIVE THEIR SYSTEM FROM THE ASTROLOGERS; THIS PROVED BY A STATEMENT
10     V, 8    |       deriving this doctrine from astrologers, act despitefully towards
11     V, 8    |         this description. For the astrologers, alleging that there is
12     V, 8    |           very expressions of the astrologers; (and in doing so) I shall
13     V, 8    |   explained the entire art of the astrologers. What, then, the opinions
14     V, 8    |     attention) to the art (of the astrologers). For also the astrologers
15     V, 8    |        astrologers). For also the astrologers speak of the limits of the
16     V, 8    |     super-lunar objects. But (the astrologers go further than this); for
17     V, 8    |         imaginary doctrine of the astrologers concerning the stars. And
18     V, 8    |     mentioned Chaldaic art of the astrologers, some of the Peratic treatises,
19     V, 8    |          those confessedly of the astrologers, not of Christ.~
20     V, 10   |        only from the (art) of the astrologers. And the rest of the books
21     V, 10   |         arrangement. Since, then, astrologers are acquainted with the
22     V, 10   |           this arrangement of the astrologers, delineate the centre, as
23     V, 11   |           OF THE DOCTRINES OF THE ASTROLOGERS.~They denominate themselves,
24    VI, 50   |         over-spun theories of the astrologers, cast an imputation upon
25    IX, 9    |     tenets of mathematicians, and astrologers, and magicians, as if they