Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  29|           we are confined in the darkness of this body? Does it not
 2   I,  53|       the heaven was shrouded in darkness, the sun's fiery blaze was
 3   I,  57|         those far removed in the darkness of antiquity.
 4  II,   7|          lay aside their natural darkness, and do not become gray
 5  II,  12| opportunity of raising clouds of darkness, and concealing truths of
 6  II,  20| counterfeit to imitate sunlight, darkness being interposed. Let there
 7  II,  30|  imperishable spirits either the darkness of Tartarus, or rivers of
 8  II,  72|        were lying in the deepest darkness, and dispel the blindness
 9  II,  76|        body, and escape from our darkness and blindness.
10  II,  77|     taking from him the accursed darkness: in like manner, you too,
11 III,  23|  equivocal, doubtful, steeped in darkness and obscurity? Aesculapius
12   V,  17|       any other reason which the darkness of the mystery has withheld
13  VI,  14|  voluntary blindness? Dispel the darkness now, and, returning to the
14 VII,  28|        sky were clouded with the darkness of the abundant vapours.