Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 28| upon), having placed on the coals, he has burned. Then (the
 2    IV, 28|   placing it on the burning coals, he leaves it there. And
 3    IV, 28|   incense. And he makes the coals be moved, placing underneath
 4    IV, 28| swells up like bubbles, the coals are moved.~
 5    IV, 32|  full of pitch upon burning coals, when it boils up, (though)
 6    IV, 32|  nay, even while walking on coals of fire with naked feet,
 7    IV, 32| time) a quantity of blazing coals, (the magician) keeps the
 8    IV, 33|     of oil, and put it upon coals, and baked it, by smearing
 9    IV, 33|    on which he deposits the coals, on account of the underlying
10    IV, 39|   burned with a magnet upon coals (has this effect).~
11    IV, 41|     purpose,) a quantity of coals; and when the wax catches