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1   1, p.  xiv|  saying, "The wisdom of this world is folly in the sight of
2   3, p.  195|      about the nature of the world. In truth they wholly oppose
3   7, p.  197|      extends through all the world, of which we also, sharing
4   9, p.  198|      Pythagoras measures the world. But I again, becoming inspired,
5   9, p.  198|     am, of all things in the world, I shall not make a mistake
6   9, p.  198|      beasts, and placing the world in a balance, I can easily
7  10, p.  199|   You have  ./. measured one world, my friend; there are many
8  10, p.  199|      have entered into a new world, and as it were into a new
9  10, p.  199| thence I cross back into the world again, then into a fourth,