Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 34|        the latter anointing the seal, (and) heating the drug
 2    IV, 34|    sorcerers) place it upon the seal; and they leave it there
 3    IV, 34|       it in this condition as a seal. But they say, likewise,
 4    IV, 34|      their folly. But that this seal may not be broken, let me
 5    IV, 34|       may not be broken, let me seal it with hog's lard and hair
 6     V, 9 |        law, (and) manifesting a seal to the power which along
 7     V, 14|         just like any mark of a seal that is impressed by means
 8     V, 14|       correspondingly with (the seal) which prints the figure
 9     V, 14|         a certain great form, a seal of heaven and earth. The
10     V, 14|    fashion anything else than a seal of heaven and earth similar
11     V, 19|       then, in this way set the seal to these tenets, he seeks
12     V, 21|         produced as some actual seal and memento of love, and
13     V, 21|       and emblem (as well as) a seal, to be preserved for ever,
14  VIII, 3 |         received a figure and a seal in the water of (another
15    IX, 10|     three witnesses he puts the seal to his own wicked practices.
16     X, 7 |       like seals. For just as a seal, when brought into contact
17     X, 7 | produces a figure, (and yet the seal) itself remains of itself
18     X, 7 | generated an image of the great seal, namely heaven and earth,