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  1    I, 5 |        The first-born, Phaethon, son of the extended air;" for
  2    I, 11|     which foretold that whatever son should be born from her
  3    I, 11|        is in Latin. "Jupiter the son of Saturn." This undoubtedly
  4    I, 11|          third was of Crete, the son of Saturn, and that his
  5    I, 11|         him which was not in his son. For what is so befitting
  6    I, 11|           I reflect that he is a son, I cannot consider him as
  7    I, 11|     together and give birth to a son, or that he who was born
  8    I, 11|         had been banished by his son, and had come into Italy,
  9    I, 11|       into Italy, was called the son of Coelus (heaven), because
 10    I, 11|       and that he was called the son of earth, because we name
 11    I, 12|     suffered mutilation from his son, the origin of all things
 12    I, 12| understand. For if Saturn is the son of Coelus, how could Time
 13    I, 12|        of his sovereignty by his son Jupiter? Or how was Jupiter
 14    I, 13|      driven into banishment by a son. And being in fear of this,
 15    I, 13|       authorities respecting the son and the father. But it is
 16    I, 14|       his own sons. Then, when a son was first born to Saturn,
 17    I, 14|         and conceal and hide the son Pluto. Then Glauca dies
 18    I, 14|        him to take heed lest his son should expel him from the
 19    I, 17|  unfortunate gods. Isis lost her son; Ceres her daughter; Latona,
 20    I, 21|         lost or found her little son. For at first her priests,
 21    I, 21|       the mother Matuta; and her son Melicerta was called Palaemon
 22   II, 4 |        smooth and beardless, the son should be seen to wear a
 23   II, 4 |     kingdom in succession to his son. In his case, therefore,
 24   II, 8 |        same day to have lost his son, and to have been himself
 25   II, 9 |          that first and greatest Son, and used Him at the same
 26   II, 11|       the maker of man, when his son Deucalion is said by the
 27   II, 14|       disowned and sent away his son. But he went into exile,
 28   II, 17|    concealed, has alone with His Son the power over all things;
 29  III, 14|        letters addressed to your son, in which you advise him
 30  III, 21|     common, but impossible for a son, who cannot be conceived
 31  III, 29|       which he was giving to his son precepts of life drawn from
 32   IV, 3 |         of his sons. Lastly, the son is set at liberty as if
 33   IV, 3 |          patron, as if he were a son. But if a man is named father
 34   IV, 3 |         follows that he who is a son is also a slave, and that
 35   IV, 4 |         Master; and an undutiful son, who either hates or is
 36   IV, 6 |           ALMIGHTY GOD BEGAT HIS SON; AND THE TESTIMONIES OF
 37   IV, 6 |       Spirit, whom He called His Son. And although He had afterwards
 38   IV, 6 |     majesty. But that there is a Son of the Most High God, who
 39   IV, 6 |  altogether loved Him as His own Son." The Erythraean Sibyl,
 40   IV, 6 |       Supreme God, proclaims the Son of God as the leader and
 41   IV, 6 |          as your God, who is the Son of God."~Assuredly He is
 42   IV, 6 |         Assuredly He is the very Son of God, who by that most
 43   IV, 7 |              VII. OF THE NAME OF SON, AND WHENCE HE IS CALLED
 44   IV, 7 |        shortly afterwards to His Son: "There is, O Son, a secret
 45   IV, 7 |         to His Son: "There is, O Son, a secret word of wisdom,
 46   IV, 8 |    Christ. For though He was the Son of God from the beginning,
 47   IV, 8 |     instructed. He who hears the Son of God mentioned ought not
 48   IV, 8 |        it is laid down that this Son of God is the speech, or
 49   IV, 8 |       the difference between the Son of God and the other angels
 50   IV, 8 |          to no other than to the Son alone, who is the Word of
 51   IV, 10|       world approached, that the Son of God should descend to
 52   IV, 10|          pass at length that the Son of God should be born as
 53   IV, 11|         But He commanded His own Son, the first-begotten, the
 54   IV, 12|       shall conceive, and bear a son; and ye shall call His name
 55   IV, 12|         child is born, unto us a Son is given, whose dominion
 56   IV, 12|        and, behold, one like the Son of man coming with the clouds
 57   IV, 12|    Behold, he says, one like the Son of man coming with the clouds
 58   IV, 12|         He did not say, like the Son of God, but the Son of man,
 59   IV, 12|          the Son of God, but the Son of man, that he might show
 60   IV, 12|      hand of God, but Christ the Son of God, who is King of kings
 61   IV, 13|        it was befitting that the Son also should be twice born,
 62   IV, 13|  immortality. He became both the Son of God through the Spirit,
 63   IV, 13|      through the Spirit, and the Son of man through the flesh,--
 64   IV, 13|          He shall be to me for a son; and His house shall be
 65   IV, 13|        this, because Solomon the son of David built a temple
 66   IV, 13|     Solomon was never called the son of God, but the son of David;
 67   IV, 13|          the son of God, but the son of David; and the house
 68   IV, 13|      respecting the works of his son: "Except the Lord build
 69   IV, 14|      spoken concerning Jesus the son of Nave, who was the successor
 70   IV, 14|        Jesus the high priest the son of Josedech; to whom none
 71   IV, 14|          therefore, of Jesus the Son of God, to show that He
 72   IV, 14|      return to God), He sent His Son as an ambassador to men,
 73   IV, 15|         was heard: " Thou art my Son, to-day have I begotten
 74   IV, 16|         God, and that He was the Son of God, then the rulers
 75   IV, 16|       and he calleth himself the Son of God. He is made to reprove
 76   IV, 16|        great power and glory the Son of God was about to descend
 77   IV, 16|          believe that He was the Son of God, being ignorant that
 78   IV, 17|        would be destroyed by the Son of God:--~"But when all
 79   IV, 17|         thy God." Also Jesus the son of Nun, his successor, said: "
 80   IV, 18|     delivered up to the Jews the Son of God. But they took and
 81   IV, 18|          He said that He was the Son of God, the King of the
 82   IV, 18|         this cross, on which the Son of God was suspended and
 83   IV, 18|          a suffer threats as the son of man, nor does He man."
 84   IV, 18|    Christ. But Solomon also, his son, who built Jerusalem, prophesied
 85   IV, 19|       His resurrection: "This my Son is wise, therefore He will
 86   IV, 20|        High Father addresses His Son: "I the Lord God have called
 87   IV, 21|        And, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds
 88   IV, 21|   well-beloved and most approved Son of God. And so, after their
 89   IV, 27|        things respecting God the Son which are contained in the
 90   IV, 29|       God the Father and God the Son: which assertion has driven
 91   IV, 29|       God the Father and God the Son, we do not speak of them
 92   IV, 29|         cannot exist without the Son, nor can the Son be separated
 93   IV, 29|     without the Son, nor can the Son be separated from the Father,
 94   IV, 29|      cannot be given without the Son, nor can the Son be begotten
 95   IV, 29|     without the Son, nor can the Son be begotten without the
 96   IV, 29|  therefore, the Father makes the Son, and the Son the Father,
 97   IV, 29|    Father makes the Son, and the Son the Father, they both have
 98   IV, 29|      with us. When any one has a son whom he especially loves,
 99   IV, 29|        one house of God; and the Son and the Father, who unanimously
100   IV, 29|        that wonderful, since the Son is in the Father, for the
101   IV, 29|         for the Father loves the Son, and the Father is in the
102   IV, 29|         and the Father is in the Son; for He faithfully obeys
103   IV, 29|          that the Father and the Son are but one God, Isaiah
104   IV, 29|          in Him at once both the Son and all things are contained.
105   IV, 29|       the Father flows on to the Son, and whatever is in the
106   IV, 29|           and whatever is in the Son descends from the Father.
107   IV, 29|    worshipped except through the Son. He who thinks that he worships
108   IV, 29|          he does not worship the Son, so he does not worship
109   IV, 29|          But he who receives the Son, and bears His name, he
110   IV, 29|          truly together with the Son worships the Father also,
111   IV, 29|       the Father also, since the Son is the ambassador, and messenger,
112    V, 19|        and of all evil; and if a son, in the same manner, is
113    V, 19|   advantage? And he who begets a son has it not in his power
114   VI, 25|         and worship this word, O son." But the worship of God
115   VI, 25|     Asclepius inquiring from his son whether it pleased him that
116  VII, 5 |     living, and to love him as a son, why did He make him subject
117  VII, 17|          to be worshipped as the Son of God; and power will be
118  VII, 18|       the demons, viz., that the Son of God would then be sent,
119  VII, 18|          otherwise than that the Son of God should be sent by
120  VII, 22| continual announcements that the Son of God was about to judge
121  VII, 22|           they reported that the son of Jupiter was king in the
122  VII, 24|          the rest. Therefore the Son of the most high and mighty