Book, Chapter

 1     I, 17| place--that is, from Stoa--(i.e., a porch), being styled
 2     I, 18|  that it was called psyche (i.e., soul). And they acknowledge
 3     V, 3 |  SAULASU, ZEESAR. CAULACAU, i.e., Adam, who is farthest above;
 4     V, 3 |     threefold body--Geryon, i.e., as if (in the sense of)
 5     V, 4 |   is the serpent from whom, i.e., from the word Naas, (the
 6    VI, 12|  following. Of all things, (i.e.) of whatsoever there is
 7  VIII, 2 |     the darkness is (batos, i.e.,) a medium for the transmission
 8  VIII, 2 |    us from the bush (batos, i.e., an atmospheric medium);
 9  VIII, 7 |     constitute a passover, (i.e.,) a feast of the Lord. For
10     X, 30|    proverb, "Know thyself;" i.e., discover God within thyself,