Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 3 |       that those who are not acquainted with the quantity of time
 2    IV, 4 |      Chaldeans profess to be acquainted with the horoscope at the
 3    IV, 45|      men, and have been made acquainted with them, that they shall
 4     V, 2 |   dupes of those who are not acquainted with these orgies of the
 5     V, 3 |   Spirit, which we alone are acquainted with. Concerning these,
 6     V, 10| Since, then, astrologers are acquainted with the horoscope, and
 7    VI, 17|     young children, and were acquainted with no theological doctrine
 8    VI, 39| behold her naked, and become acquainted with her beauty; nay, also
 9  VIII, 7 |  commandments. And no one is acquainted with this (knowledge) who
10    IX, 9 | which my readers will become acquainted with both the trifling and
11    IX, 13|      turn will easily become acquainted with the rest. For there
12    IX, 22|     locality the Greeks were acquainted with by hearsay, and called
13    IX, 26|   reader, not only when made acquainted with the overthrow of those
14     X, 13|  says he, you wish to become acquainted with the universe, search
15     X, 28|   make them. For He is fully acquainted with whatever is about to
16     X, 28| entire creation, will become acquainted with these points should