Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 |        that the milky way is a reflection of the light of the stars
 2    IV, 35|  middle on the ground; and the reflection of the cyanus falling upon
 3    IV, 37|     the dish,--in this way, by reflection, (the magician) causes the
 4    IV, 51|    Name, Voice, Ratiocination, Reflection; and He who stood, stands,
 5     V, 14|        constrained, by all its reflection and understanding, to collect
 6    VI, 7 |    Name," "Ratiocination" and "Reflection." And that in these six
 7    VI, 8 |    Moon; and Ratiocination and Reflection (the third of the three
 8    VI, 15|    Name," "Ratiocination" and "Reflection." But since it seems to
 9     X, 7 | therefore,) by every effort of reflection and of reason, this makes
10     X, 8 |        Name, Ratiocination and Reflection. Anti he asserts that in
11     X, 29|       Deity, by an exercise of reflection, brought forth the Logos
12     X, 29|        sway over all things by reflection, and authority, and power,