Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 15, 6|    deep in the black arts of magic,~Ever by tricks such as
2    I, 23, 1|    their cures by the art of magic, and not by the power of
3    I, 23, 1|      of greater knowledge of magic, and offering money to the
4    I, 23, 1|    to the study of the whole magic art, that he might the better
5    I, 23, 5|     adept in the practice of magic. He affirms that the primary
6    I, 23, 5|    affirms, by means of that magic which he teaches, knowledge
7    I, 24, 5|      men, moreover, practise magic; and use images, incantations,
8   II, 32, 3|      remarkable] by means of magic, they strive [in this way]
9    V, 28, 2| power, but by the working of magic. And we must not be surprised