Book, Chapter

 1     V, 5 |      For innumerable are the silly and crazy attempts of folly.
 2     V, 23|    amongst them, into which, silly mortals that they are, scarcely (
 3    VI, 2 |    inordinate desire of that silly Simon, it seems expedient
 4    VI, 13|     confessedly a god to his silly followers, as that Libyan,
 5    VI, 28| devoid of understanding, and silly, and is not conscious of
 6    VI, 30|    means of the Demiurge,--a silly god, he says, (and themselves)
 7   VII, 10| among things superior, is so silly as to descend beneath. The
 8   VII, 24| worth while to enumerate the silly doctrines of these (heretics),
 9  VIII, 12|  majority of their books are silly, and their attempts (at
10    IX, 5 |      evident to all that the silly successors of Noetus, and
11    IX, 6 |     perchance be regarded as silly, by those endued with intelligence.
12    IX, 9 |      these, so as to confuse silly people, thus led to suppose
13     X, 1 |     Egyptians, which, albeit silly, are regarded amongst them
14     X, 11|      all who thus obey those silly and futile discourses will
15     X, 22|     to those relating to the silly women of the Phrygians,