Book, Chapter

 1     I, 1 |        kind of learning. And he, looking towards heaven, alleging
 2    IV, 4 | contemplating the stars, and he, looking towards heaven, marks down
 3    IV, 4 |        he is glancing around and looking to ascertain in which of
 4    IV, 47|   Serpent, from the highest pole looking upon all (the objects),
 5     V, 2 |         pudendum stands exposed, looking downwards, and crowned with
 6     V, 8 |   triangle or square. The stars, looking on one another, are figured
 7     V, 11|           are blessed, this one, looking upward on the firmament,
 8    VI, 8 |      says, the Logos, frequently looking towards the things that
 9    VI, 32|       learn what sort these are, looking upon those things that are
10   VII, 20|        truth, or that they also, looking, (without abjuring,) upon
11    IX, 8 |        in order that the reader, looking fixedly on the treatises
12    IX, 25|       this Christ (whom they are looking for); but they confess that