Book, Chapter

 1     I, 23|   pregnant with one during each night. Having then summoned the
 2     I, 23|    Erebus from Chaos and gloomy Night arose;~And, in turn, from
 3     I, 23|       arose;~And, in turn, from Night both Air and Day were born;~
 4    IV, 35| instructions, he, on a moonless night, in verses speaks thus:--~"
 5    IV, 35|   brilliant one, that strays by night;~Foe of radiance, but friend
 6    IV, 43|      the other; for day follows night, and night day. Do not the
 7    IV, 43|      for day follows night, and night day. Do not the Egyptians,
 8    IV, 44|       left, light and darkness, night and day, life and death.
 9     V, 3 |     carnal generation. (Now) by night in Eleusis, beneath a huge
10     V, 9 |      from slumber in the age of night. Henceforward I commence
11     V, 9 |     entire in the sable hues of Night: this one ignorance denominated
12     V, 9 |         are) of his province of night and day, who repose in their
13     V, 11|     things under the earth. Not night, not moon, not fruits, not
14     V, 12|     just as an abortion born at night will perish at night. When,
15     V, 12|         at night will perish at night. When, therefore, he says,
16  VIII, 2 |      and the darkness he called night." When all the infinite
17    IX, 5 |     because he knew not day and night. For day, he says, and night
18    IX, 5 |    night. For day, he says, and night are one, expressing himself
19    IX, 5 |          the nature of) day and night, for they are one." As regards
20    IX, 5 | following passage: "God is day, night; winter, summer; war, peace;