Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |  number, there are termed four divisions,--namely, number, monad,
 2     V, 7 |      derivable) from the three divisions of the world; and that this,
 3     V, 14|     are classified under three divisions, the power of spirit and
 4    VI, 23|  thirty parts into sixty small divisions, and (each) of these small (
 5    VI, 23|     and (each) of these small (divisions) he subdivides into minute
 6    VI, 30|      them--an occasion both of divisions and dissension. And hence
 7    VI, 48| zodiacal sign possesses thirty divisions. In this way, therefore,
 8   VII, 8 |        but so manifold are its divisions that there is a deficiency (
 9   VII, 11|     two continuous and primary divisions, and are, according to him,
10  VIII, 6 |      says, are capable of many divisions, and they reside in that
11    IX, 13|       advance into (sectarian) divisions. Now it is the diversity
12    IX, 21|       lapse of time, undergone divisions, and they do not preserve
13     X, 10|        by him into two primary divisions. And what is intermediate