Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 23, 5  |     was a perfect adept in the practice of magic. He affirms that
 2    I, 24, 5  |       of other things, and the practice of every kind of lust, a
 3   II, pref, 1|        the doctrine as well as practice of Marcus the magician,
 4   II, 22, 3  |   accordance with what was the practice of the Jews from every land,
 5   II, 24, 1  |    which are, according to the practice followed by the Greeks,
 6   II, 32, 2  | whether referring to theory or practice, whether they be acquired
 7  III,  5, 2  |       by which also it was His practice to heal those who were suffering,
 8  III, 12, 6  |     learners will ascribe this practice to all [teachers], that
 9  III, 15, 2  |   sheep, and follows out their practice, and their "redemption,"
10  III, 16, 1  |    already observed, it is the practice of these men to say that
11  III, 23, 4  |        that did he also put in practice: he tyrannized over and
12   IV, 38, 2  |       and undisciplined in the practice of things pertaining to