Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 47|      in the east, but that the Beast may know all things at the
 2    IV, 48|       guarding the head of the Beast, according to the commandment
 3    IV, 48|  downwards in company with the Beast that lies underneath, and
 4    IV, 48|     says, his portion with the Beast. And Engonasis seems on
 5    IV, 48| forcibly drawn away by another beast, a smaller Dragon, which
 6    IV, 48|     and he does not permit the Beast to touch Corona. though
 7    IV, 48|   figure of a man, hinders the Beast from reaching Corona, commiserating
 8    IV, 48|      who struggles against the Beast, and hinders him from reaching
 9    IV, 49|       he repair, who slays the Beast; from whom, likewise taking
10    IV, 49| delivered (and) chained to the Beast, the Logos--that is, Perseus--
11     V, 14|   assimilated (in form) to the beast, (that is,) the serpent,
12     V, 14|  through the similitude of the beast itself, in order that (the
13     V, 14|  namely,) serpent, wind, (and) beast. This, he says, is the form
14    VI, 11|        changed by Circe into a beast; but also, employing the
15     X, 11|        the a part resembling a beast, whereas man from the parts