Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 15|           who ascribe to the stars figures that mould the ideas s and
 2    IV, 35|           appear invested with the figures of such gods and demons
 3    IV, 37|        contrivances for making the figures shine, which some one of
 4    IV, 51|           multiplication, and from figures, these derived their first
 5    IV, 51|          the generation of endless figures from the point is discovered.
 6     V, 2 |       figureless, the cause of all figures to those things that are
 7     V, 3 |           the aforesaid images are figures of the primal man, and of
 8    VI, 37|          pronunciation, as well as figures and images. And not one
 9  VIII, 7 | octahedrons, and pyramids, and all figures similar to these, out of
10     X, 7 |            so that the rest of the figures of all things were, like
11     X, 13| octahedrons, and pyramids, and all figures similar to these, having