Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |   which is even now called in Greek Hermopolis (the town of
 2    I, 11|     an inscription in ancient Greek characters, "Zan Kronou,"
 3    I, 12|      he has that very name in Greek? For he is called Cronos,
 4    I, 13|      his actions in Italy: of Greek writers, Diodorus and Thallus;
 5    I, 22|    the same number written in Greek respecting systems of philosophy,
 6    I, 22|   that book which he wrote in Greek, relates that it was the
 7  III, 19|   than a woman; that he was a Greek rather than a barbarian;
 8   IV, 5 | prophets found to be than the Greek writers. And I bring forward
 9   IV, 7 |    the Messias. Hence in some Greek writings, which are badly
10    V, 4 |  places, and that not only in Greek, but also in Latin writings,