Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  9, 4|      them out of the poems of Homer, so that the ignorant imagine
2    I,  9, 4|     the ignorant imagine that Homer actually composed the verses
3    I,  9, 4|   verses, as to doubt whether Homer may not have composed them.
4    I,  9, 4| verses as these to think that Homer actually framed them so
5    I, 12, 2|      beings (like the Jove of Homer, who is represented as passing
6   II, 14, 2|     water or Bythus. The poet Homer, again, held the opinion
7   II, 22, 6|      Pleroma; of which beings Homer the poet, too, has spoken,
8   IV, 33, 3|     their own special prophet Homer, listening to whom they