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 1    I, 5 |         conceive in his mind the origin and nature of this Being,
 2    I, 7 |       father," because He has no origin from any other source but
 3    I, 9 |       what source they had their origin, what is their strength,
 4    I, 11|                       XI. OF THE ORIGIN, LIFE, REIGN, NAME AND DEATH
 5    I, 11| existence, who is the source and origin of all things. He must of
 6    I, 11|     chief God, since he owes his origin to another? Or who presided
 7    I, 12|     mutilation from his son, the origin of all things and all nature
 8    I, 13|       AND IN THEM CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF JUPITER, CONCERNING SATURN
 9    I, 15|         to be born from a divine origin, they paid divine honours
10    I, 15|        were dead, and showed the origin of a vain superstition. "
11    I, 18|    believed that gods owed their origin to the slaughter of beasts.
12    I, 22|         poetic fable derived its origin, that bees flew to the child,
13    I, 23|          we have ascertained the origin of vain superstitions, it
14    I, 23|          rites, since both their origin and system and times have
15   II    |                  BOOK II. OF THE ORIGIN OF ERROR.~
16   II, 1 |    nature of their own body, the origin of which we shall relate
17   II, 5 |        framer of all things, the origin of a better world," who
18   II, 9 |         truth be "the source and origin of these evils;" and having
19   II, 9 |        disposition of the divine origin did not remain. Therefore
20   II, 9 |        that all things had their origin, if it has no understanding,
21   II, 9 |        therefore, you assign the origin of all things to nature,
22   II, 9 |          necessarily have had an origin; that which had an origin
23   II, 9 |        origin; that which had an origin had a source from which
24   II, 9 |         which did not derive its origin from God. But the same,
25   II, 11|        is evident that it had an origin at some time; and as the
26   II, 11|         Now let us revert to the origin of man.~
27   II, 13|        by which we live, has its origin, as it were, out of heaven
28   II, 13|          the soul, which has its origin from God, gains the mastery,
29   II, 14|         OF THE STARS, AND OF THE ORIGIN OF FALSE RELIGIONS.~But
30   II, 14|       ignorant of the source and origin of the truth. Now let us
31   II, 19|          his soul, which has its origin from heaven, to the shades
32  III, 2 |        two former books, and the origin itself of the whole error
33  III, 6 |          the soul, which has its origin from heaven; ignorance from
34  III, 12|       from whom the soul has its origin? And what is the lowest
35  III, 14|    CICERO HIMSELF, IN FIXING THE ORIGIN OF WISDOM.~Lucretius, accordingly,
36  III, 15|        shameful doctrine has its origin not in the heart of the
37  III, 16|          since its beginning and origin are apparent. When, he says,
38  III, 17|      system is derived, and what origin it has. Epicurus saw that
39  III, 24|       cities, and mountains? The origin of this error must also
40   IV, 3 |          honour has no source or origin.~
41   IV, 4 |          themselves preceded the origin of man, since it appears
42   IV, 5 |  ignorant from what fountain the origin of our holy religion flowed.
43   IV, 10|      this religion only? Now the origin of the whole mystery is
44   IV, 12|   Ancient of days, whose age and origin cannot be comprehended;
45   IV, 13|       Father Himself, who is the origin and source of all things,
46   IV, 29|           most high, without any origin; for He Himself is the origin
47   IV, 29|    origin; for He Himself is the origin of all things, and in Him
48    V, 5 |      esteemed as wise before the origin of the name of philosophy.
49    V, 15|   greatest virtue, which has its origin in religion, its principle
50    V, 15|    contained; but its source and origin is in the first, all its
51    V, 16|        were ignorant both of its origin and effects: which has been
52    V, 20|          know the condition, nor origin, nor names, nor nature;
53    V, 20|        been initiated, had their origin either in human actions,
54    V, 20|         its discipline? what its origin? what its principle? what
55   VI, 2 |          the soul, which has its origin from heaven; this is true
56   VI, 6 |       and evil things have their origin. Those which proceed from
57   VI, 10|         For if we all derive our origin from one man, whom God created,
58   VI, 10|          have introduced not one origin only, and cause of building
59   VI, 10|        the commencement of their origin, is to be considered as
60   VI, 12|     earth, from which it had its origin; and although it be in the
61  VII, 8 |   contains such great things, no origin can be found on earth, since
62  VII, 9 |   position, goes in quest of its origin, and despising, as it were,
63  VII, 12|  rapidity, unless it derived its origin from heaven. The body, therefore,
64  VII, 12|     earth, from which it has its origin, therefore the soul, which
65  VII, 12|   endures to eternity, since its origin is eternal. He says, since
66  VII, 12|    perish, since it received its origin from the Spirit of God,
67  VII, 14|        they were ignorant of the origin of all things, and of that
68  VII, 20|        from which they had their origin, or are borne to some happy