Book, Chapter

 1     I, 12|           from a conglomeration of small sparks, and that the earth
 2     I, 19|         were composed of extremely small particles, in which there
 3    IV, 16|            The stomach of these is small, they are quickly filled,
 4    IV, 18|          dog, of a reddish colour, small mouth, round head, pointed
 5    IV, 22|          broad, and sharp nostril, small contracted ears, wrinkled
 6    IV, 25|            diminutive body; sharp, small, fierce eyes; imperious,
 7    IV, 33|          the nitre, on receiving a small accession of heat, moves
 8    IV, 34|     however, it is time to loose a small tablet, smearing with oil
 9    IV, 43|             For, being composed of small particles, the monad soars
10    IV, 48|          likewise a certain other "Small Bear" (Cynosuris), as it
11    IV, 48|          the great creation to the small creation; and in guarding
12    IV, 48|         each is constituted in the small creation. And (the Dragon)
13    VI, 9 | Announcement, (such a one, albeit) small, will become great. But
14    VI, 12|            as it were, from a very small spark, will be altogether
15    VI, 20|         just as if one severs into small parts, and divides arithmetically,
16    VI, 20|            drachmae into oboli and small farthings. In this manner,
17    VI, 22|            meaning,) despise not a small matter. "Plant not a palm
18    VI, 23|            thirty parts into sixty small divisions, and (each) of
19    VI, 23|     divisions, and (each) of these small (divisions) he subdivides
20  VIII, 1 | description and so great, that is, small and minute, the world, as
21  VIII, 3 |         very great flash in a very small body, nay, rather as a ray
22    IX, 26|            behind us for all men a small viaticum in life, and to
23     X, 29|          faithful in that which is small, you may be enabled to have