Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 4 | glancing around and looking to ascertain in which of the zodiacal
 2    IV, 28|         he may also previously ascertain the question, he writes (
 3     V, 2 |        the Naassene) says, "to ascertain whether Alalcomeneus, first
 4     V, 22|       in which the reader will ascertain the entire explanation of
 5    VI, 47|     desirous of learning shall ascertain (to be true, by a reference
 6   VII, 7 |        admit, not difficult to ascertain, but it is impossible to
 7  VIII, 4 |       who take the trouble) to ascertain. These, then, are the opinions
 8  VIII, 8 |     method, as our readers may ascertain by consulting those passages (
 9    IX, 25|     temperate life, as one may ascertain from their laws. Now these
10    IX, 25|       for those who wish it to ascertain, provided they read the
11     X, 3 |      earth and air, as one may ascertain from the following assertion