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 1    IV, 4 |         gone up to the elevated position; but also, while he is glancing
 2    IV, 4 |       that there is a different position in regard of the stars,
 3    IV, 7 |         not return to a similar position, otherwise than by the renewal
 4    IV, 37|       faint light from a higher position than the dish,--in this
 5    IV, 43|      the duad, according to the position and division of even numbers.
 6    IV, 48| ALLEGORIZING THE APPEARANCE AND POSITION OF THE STARS; ORIGIN OF
 7     V, 8 |      signs), both in power, and position, and number, and that it
 8    VI, 12|       in possession of a proper position, in which is evolved a principle
 9    VI, 19|        where," and "when," and "position," and "possession," and "
10    VI, 48|       exact return to its first position in its orbit in twelve months,
11   VII, 3 |        clear, I shall prove (my position) through an example. And
12  VIII, 1 |       one another, differing in position merely, because one of them
13  VIII, 1 |       the other of these third. Position, however, afforded them
14  VIII, 1 |       For he who has obtained a position nearest to the primal Deity--
15  VIII, 1 |       bulk. He, however, who in position is second to the primal
16  VIII, 1 |      But he who is now third in position is conveyed to an infinite
17  VIII, 7 |        and Place, and Time, and Position, and Action, and Possession,
18    IX, 5 |      the visible an equality of position and honour with the invisible,
19    IX, 7 |       that he had obtained (the position) after which he so eagerly
20    IX, 18|      rulers. For, they argue, a position of authority does not happen
21     X, 7 |       occupying an intermediate position, and proceeds forth, just