Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 15|      particular stars; they thus express themselves: Those who are
 2    IV, 48|      things, and being what they express by the name "Cyon" (Canis),
 3     V, 2 | condition, that either one could express it by a sign, or comprehend
 4     V, 2 |         notice of the poets, who express themselves thus:--~"Cyllenian
 5    VI, 6 |      FOLLOWS EMPEDOCLES.~Now, to express myself briefly, inasmuch
 6    VI, 10|      hear in common from all who express themselves according to
 7    VI, 14|    promiscuous intercourse. They express themselves in the manner
 8    VI, 47|    regard of another number they express themselves in this manner:
 9   VII, 8 |         existent things; but, to express myself undisguisedly and
10   VII, 10|         the creature can neither express nor grasp by perception. (
11  VIII, 1 |         is, according to them to express myself briefly--of this
12  VIII, 5 |       itself, as many as one may express and may omit when not considering;
13     X, 7 |         superior to what one can express. Since, therefore, the light
14     X, 21|        Phrygians are supposed to express themselves correctly; while