Book, Chapter

 1     I, 10|         and that created things wax and wane through necessity.
 2    IV, 28|     fossil salts" with Etruscan wax, and dividing the piece
 3    IV, 28|       scarlet liquid, by mixing wax with alkanet, and, as I
 4    IV, 28|       as I said, depositing the wax in the incense. And he makes
 5    IV, 34|        they say, likewise, that wax itself with fir-wood gum
 6    IV, 34|      accomplished by the Tuscan wax, and refuse of resin, and
 7    IV, 34|        lard and hair mixed with wax.~
 8    IV, 41|    figure, by means of Etruscan wax and prepared gum, (and)
 9    IV, 41| quantity of coals; and when the wax catches the heat of these,
10   VII, 1 | ascertaining this, smeared with wax the ears of his companions,
11   VII, 1 |        to smear their ears with wax, and sail (straight on)
12     X, 7 |       brought into contact with wax, produces a figure, (and