Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |    rhythm and melody. And being astonished at the management of the
 2     I, 23|       of existing things, being astonished at the magnitude of creation,
 3    IV, 35|        beholding these, becomes astonished at the knavery of the magician,
 4    IV, 42|      acts. And the heresiarchs, astonished at the art of these (sorcerers),
 5    IV, 46| Wherefore I desire that no one, astonished by similar wonders of those
 6    IV, 50|        two), that the heretics, astonished at the marvel, should thus
 7    IV, 51|        the medical (art), being astonished at the dissection of the
 8     V, 3 |         Perfect Man; and he was astonished at the celestial gate, exclaiming, "
 9    VI, 3 |         thus the Libyans, being astonished at the voice of the birds,
10    IX, 11|         powers! Who will not be astonished at such and such force of
11    IX, 25|        reader will find himself astonished at the amount of temperance,