Book, Chapter

1    IV, 1 |        if, when any particular star may have occupied the first
2    IV, 5 |        horizon will the rising star seem the same everywhere;
3    IV, 46| endless, ever, (that is, every star),~Yet this declines not
4     V, 9 |   Manager of the rising of the star is Carphacasemeocheir, (
5     V, 9 |   manager of the rising of the star Protocamarus and of the
6     V, 14|        above like the ray of a star, has been mingled in the
7    VI, 21|     the nature of some kindred star. If, however, (the soul)
8   VII, 15| wistfully upon the (Saviour's) star. For (Jesus) Himself was,
9     X, 29|      antecedent to the Morning Star. Afterwards just men were