Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 |       females are born when the contrary took place. This philosopher
 2     I, 16|      this (Plato), advances the contrary statement, "Why then are
 3     I, 19|      advanced an opinion almost contrary to all. He supposed, as
 4    IV, 8 |         should travel in orbits contrary to one another, three indeed (
 5    IV, 8 |       that are whirled along in contrary directions from west to
 6    IV, 10|         of these should be both contrary to some reasonable plan,
 7    IV, 44|     however, the calculation is contrary, it does not heal with facility.
 8     V, 3 |        to nature, are with them contrary to nature. This, he says,
 9    VI, 32|     once incredible are now the contrary. While, therefore, turning
10   VII, 10|      But as pure and dry air is contrary to (their) nature, and destructive
11   VII, 15| anything of the things that are contrary to nature. But (far from
12   VII, 15|        of those things that are contrary to nature, and may not (
13  VIII, 2 |        But (he acted in quite a contrary manner), for he subjected (
14     X, 9 | impelled into the adoption of a contrary opinion respecting Him.