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 1     I, 2 |         shall see it wearing the appearance, first of a woman's pudendum,
 2     I, 6 |          it presents a different appearance according as it is condensed
 3     I, 8 |       rest of animals made their appearance, numerous and dissimilar,
 4    IV, 5 |  correctly? But neither from the appearance of the horizon will the
 5    IV, 20|      following description: fair appearance, eyes not large, fascinating,
 6    IV, 35|    falling upon it, presents the appearance of heaven. But the floor
 7    IV, 37|                 XXXVII. ILLUSIVE APPEARANCE OF THE MOON.~And they make
 8    IV, 38|                XXXVIII. ILLUSIVE APPEARANCE OF THE STARS.~But the scales
 9    IV, 41|          around, it presents the appearance of a skull, which seems
10    IV, 42|          balanced words, and the appearance of plausible acts. And the
11    IV, 47|      itself of the Dragon is the appearance of a man, conspicuous by
12    IV, 48|       THE LYRE; ALLEGORIZING THE APPEARANCE AND POSITION OF THE STARS;
13     V, 20|          presented some horrible appearance of a snake. In anxiety,
14    VI, 27|          world. Now he is of the appearance of fire. Moses also, he
15    VI, 34|   invocation, he would cause the appearance of a purple, and sometimes
16   VII, 16|         was manifested as man in appearance only. And he says that the
17  VIII, 1 |     doctrine, when it is only in appearance. Now these have styled themselves
18  VIII, 3 |          time, therefore, of the appearance of the Saviour, there prevailed,
19  VIII, 4 |    foolishly, we will not say in appearance, but in reality. At all
20    IX, 2 |      CLEOMENES HIS DISCIPLE; ITS APPEARANCE AT ROME DURING THE EPISCOPATES
21    IX, 5 |          Himself, having died to appearance, and not being (in reality)
22     X, 15| generation nor passion except in appearance. And he will not allow that
23     X, 19|      already mentioned, made His appearance according to some mode of