Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |      before Him, but all things sprung from Him. He also calls
 2    I, 13|     earth,~And then from Cronus sprung the mighty king,~The widely
 3   II, 2 |        inanimate objects, those sprung from heaven adore earthly
 4   II, 9 |        has not been produced or sprung from any other source; nor
 5  III, 10|         source from which he is sprung. Those philosophers, therefore,
 6   IV, 10|        rod, a fountain of water sprung forth and refreshed the
 7   IV, 12| eighty-fourth Psalm, "Truth has sprung out of the earth;" because
 8   VI, 10|     says: "In short, we are all sprung from a heavenly seed; all
 9   VI, 10| throughout the world, as though sprung from the teeth of some dragon,
10  VII, 9 |         from what source it has sprung, or to what it is about