Book, Chapter

1    IV, 28|     couch), head foremost, and placing by each side two of those
2    IV, 28|       the piece) together, and placing it on the burning coals,
3    IV, 28|      makes the coals be moved, placing underneath powdered alum;
4    IV, 32|    estimate as great exploits. Placing a cauldron full of pitch
5    IV, 33|  appears upon the floor. Then, placing in the midst a pot full
6    IV, 37|      having fastened a mirror, placing a dish full of water equally (
7    IV, 37|   proper) time. And afterwards placing a candle (within the drum),
8    IV, 41| appears as if burning incense, placing around, (for this purpose,)
9     V, 2 |      is that these (heretics), placing the originative nature of