Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |         a bean without the husk, places it opposite the sun for
 2     I, 5 | atmospheric exhalations arise in places where the stars shine; wherefore,
 3    IV, 5 |      horoscope, according as the places come into view, being either
 4    IV, 28|     portions of paper) away, and places them near the incense. But (
 5    IV, 30|      with a cauterizing drug, he places a sword near, and leaves
 6    IV, 37|         puts a candle in it, and places around it some of the requisite
 7     V, 2 |        he says, into the eternal places separated from all wickedness.
 8     V, 3 |      down; and some on the rocky places, and sprang up," he says, "
 9     V, 16|        separated in their proper places, learn. There is among the
10     V, 21|      always continue in the same places, but move around as if in
11     V, 21|      when Phison holds sway over places, famine, distress, and affliction
12    VI, 34|         invisible and unnameable places. And very often, taking
13  VIII, 3 |         assumed from everlasting places. These (places), however,
14  VIII, 3 |       everlasting places. These (places), however, are diverse.
15  VIII, 3 |     derive their nature from the places below, are not able to see