Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |          namely, number, monad, square, (and) cube. And the connections
 2     I, 2 | productive number. For when the square itself is multiplied into
 3     I, 2 |        the result. But when the square is multiplied into the cube,
 4     I, 2 |      result is the product of a square and cube; and when the cube
 5     I, 2 |          namely, number, monad, square, cube, biquadratic, quadratic-cube,
 6    IV, 1 |     they assume the figure of a square those which have an interval
 7    IV, 16|     thick hair, broad forehead, square eyes, and large black eyebrows;
 8    IV, 23|      description: great length, square forehead. profuse eyebrows,
 9    IV, 25|      the following description: square in size, of a diminutive
10    IV, 51| productive number. For when the square is multiplied into itself,
11    IV, 51|       biquadratic; but when the square is multiplied into a cube,
12     V, 8 |         shape of) a triangle or square. The stars, looking on one
13     V, 8 |   according to (the shape of) a square. And (their doctrine is),