Book, Chapter

 1     I, 11|    Indians, and with priests in Egypt, and with astrologers and
 2    IV, 51|      sort among the Greeks from Egypt, it seems expedient not
 3     V, 2 |         ye hasten to fly out of Egypt, and repair beyond the Red
 4     V, 2 | moreover, again you return into Egypt," that is, into earthly
 5     V, 2 |    terrestrial intercourse, for Egypt is with them the body,--
 6     V, 3 |      whose generation is not in Egypt, for children were born
 7     V, 4 |        Adonis, and the whole of Egypt (calls thee) Osiris, celestial
 8     V, 11|   assert, is the departure from Egypt, (that is,) from the body.
 9     V, 11|         For they suppose little Egypt to be body, and that it
10     V, 11|      those that come forth from Egypt, that is, from the body
11     V, 11| withstood the power of Moses in Egypt, but the rod of Moses reduced
12   VII, 15|    details after his sojourn in Egypt; and being instructed by
13     X, 13|       bringing the plagues upon Egypt, he alludes allegorically
14     X, 17|  himself having been trained in Egypt, determined that the world
15     X, 26|       went down with Jacob into Egypt. Therefore the entire period