Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 13, 2  |        who is set forth by this magician, may also flow into them.
2    I, 13, 4  | conferred on men by Marcus, the magician, but that only those to
3    I, 13, 5  |        in mind and body to this magician, and, for a long time, travelled
4    I, 13, 5  |      she had received from this magician.~6.
5    I, 14, 3  |        Truth, according to this magician, such the figure of the
6    I, 23, 1  |    Simon the Samaritan was that magician of whom Luke, the disciple
7   II, pref, 1|       as practice of Marcus the magician, since he, too, belongs
8   II, 32, 3  |         our Lord, but Simon the magician. It is certain, too, from