Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 4 |         or when it may project a little, or when it may be borne
 2    IV, 4 |  ruptured, or when it projects a little, or is deposited on the
 3    IV, 4 | indefinitely, as we have shown a little before, neither is it easy
 4    IV, 15|        by themselves, as shall a little afterwards be proved; but
 5    IV, 28|        by each side two of those little tablets, upon which had
 6    IV, 31|      they say that they expire a little afterwards, by having their
 7    IV, 46|     pretends to dance, and so by little and little draws near the
 8    IV, 46|      dance, and so by little and little draws near the birds. But
 9    IV, 46|       Yet this declines not even little; but thus exactly~E'er remains
10    IV, 51|       Simon expresses thus: "The little will be great, being as
11    IV, 51|       membranes, which they term little wings. Now these are gently
12     V, 11|       the body. For they suppose little Egypt to be body, and that
13   VII, 10|      accrues unto a man, growing little by little, from a youthful
14   VII, 10|         a man, growing little by little, from a youthful period
15   VII, 17|          and toils to lead forth little by little the souls from
16   VII, 17|          to lead forth little by little the souls from the world,
17  VIII, 1 |         as has been declared, by little and little, and (by degrees)
18  VIII, 1 |          declared, by little and little, and (by degrees) was magnified,
19    IX, 2 |          by him, I shall after a little explain. The school of these
20    IX, 2 |        short period, but after a little, wallow once again in the
21    IX, 25|     world. And (yet there can be little doubt but) that, on beholding