Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 12|    the heights of heaven were near, endeavoured in vain to
 2    IV, 28|  paper) away, and places them near the incense. But (that paper)
 3    IV, 30|       drug, he places a sword near, and leaves it there. The
 4    IV, 46|       little and little draws near the birds. But they, struck
 5    IV, 47|  things at the same time. And near the head itself of the Dragon
 6    IV, 48|     been placed on both sides near him,--now I mean Engonasis,--
 7    IV, 48|           Then, further, also near the cradle,~Hermes pierced
 8    IV, 48|       Corona that is situated near him. If, however, he neglect
 9    IV, 49|     ANIMALS,~But Aratus says, near this (constellation) is
10    IV, 49|      a bird--a musical animal near "The Bears"--type of the
11    IV, 51| towards the pineal gland. And near this is situated the entrance
12     V, 2 |  byways, and all streets, and near the actual dwellings, placed
13     V, 3 |      peace for those that are near," that is, for perfect men
14     V, 11|   Corona and Lyra; and above, near the top itself of the head,
15     V, 16|      Persians in a city Ampa, near the river Tills, a well;
16     V, 16|      river Tills, a well; and near the well, at the top, has
17    VI, 11|      destroyed. For somewhere near, he says, is the axe (which
18    VI, 26|     of the Hysterema can come near the Aeons who are within
19   VII, 10| therefore, left this (spirit) near that Blessed Place, which
20   VII, 13|      the Conterminous Spirit, near the refined and imitative
21   VII, 14|     by Christ, who was seated near, he began to acquire wisdom, (