Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|      in fact, and (in order to show) whence it is that their
 2     I, prooe|      each speculator, so as to show that the earliest champion
 3    IV, 3    | indiscoverable by them, we may show by a variety of arguments.
 4    IV, 5    |       we omit this, namely, to show that their predictions will
 5    IV, 32   |     and if any requires him to show AEsculapius, he uses an
 6    IV, 46   |        peculiar tenets, we may show the heresiarchs destitute (
 7     V, 2    |    expression "above," I shall show when I come to the proper
 8     V, 5    |         And forms of Gods I'll show;~And secrets of the saintly
 9     V, 15   |      into a land which I shall show thee," this law, he says,
10     V, 20   |         but that she would not show him unless ~Hercules previously