Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  2, 4|           and expelled from that circle. This enthymesis was, no
2    I, 17, 1|        indicated by the zodiacal circle, as it is called; for they
3    I, 17, 1|         to the same point in the circle, makes the Duodecad manifest
4    I, 17, 1|    circumference of the zodiacal circle itself contains three hundred
5    I, 17, 1|    affirm, that by means of this circle an image is preserved of
6   II,  4, 2| greatness, as the centre is in a circle, or as a spot is in a garment,--
7   II, 13, 6|          perchance as in a great circle a smaller is contained,
8   II, 30, 1|         a garment, and holds the circle of the earth, as it were,
9   II, 32, 2|        said to pervade the whole circle of [human] exertion; those,