Book, Chapter

 1     I, 4 |            being extended from the quarter situated around the earth,
 2     I, 5 |           situated in the highest (quarter of the firmament); whereas
 3     I, 11|           unequal; and that in one quarter of space (worlds) are more
 4     I, 11|       dwindle away and that in one quarter they are coming into existence,
 5     I, 17|        that they exist beneath the quarter around the moon, but reach
 6    IV, 1 |            the stars, from any one quarter to another, can exert the
 7    IV, 5 |         Wherefore, also, from this quarter an accurate prediction will
 8   VII, 7 |            not providence, (in the quarter of space extending) from
 9   VII, 12|            the moon, for from that quarter onwards air is separated
10   VII, 12|          That which exists in this quarter (of the universe) constitutes,
11   VII, 13| constituted as to continue in this quarter of the universe. "Sin, then,
12   VII, 13|          was king and lord of this quarter of the universe, and the
13   VII, 14|       Formlessness existent in our quarter of creation should have
14   VII, 15|          for all the souls of this quarter of creation, as many as
15   VII, 15|    therefore, that abide in (this) quarter are incorruptible, but corruptible
16  VIII, 2 |         animals indigenous to that quarter of creation, and it shone
17  VIII, 3 |       effulgent stars. And in this quarter of creation He again collects
18  VIII, 6 |         the things that are in our quarter of creation has been produced
19     X, 27|          was multiplied, and every quarter of the earth owes its inhabitants