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 1    I, 6 |        laws and letters to the Egyptians. The Egyptians call him
 2    I, 6 |  letters to the Egyptians. The Egyptians call him Thoth; and from
 3    I, 15| admirable for chastity; as the Egyptians honoured Isis, the Moors
 4    I, 20|       be more foolish than the Egyptians, who worship certain monstrous
 5   II, 6 |     this is endurable; for the Egyptians worship even these. But
 6   II, 13|     For he says that among the Egyptians months are accounted as
 7  III, 20|      the superstitions oft the Egyptians, when Socrates confirmed
 8   IV, 2 |    penetrated as far as to the Egyptians, and Magi, and Persians,
 9   IV, 10|        hand of the king of the Egyptians, after four hundred and
10   IV, 10|        this, the tyrant of the Egyptians followed with this great
11   IV, 10|       the profane rites of the Egyptians. For when Moses, their leader,
12   IV, 26|     God was about to smite the Egyptians, to secure the Hebrews from
13   IV, 26|     when the first-born of the Egyptians had perished in one night,
14    V, 21|       OF THE ANIMALS WHICH THE EGYPTIANS WORSHIPPED.~But they, because
15    V, 21|  manner than the nation of the Egyptians, who worship the most disgraceful
16  VII, 13|      gods, and honoured by the Egyptians under the name of Mercury,
17  VII, 15|    ground. And the king of the Egyptians endeavouring to follow them
18  VII, 15|   destruction was shown to the Egyptians, so at the last time wonderful
19  VII, 15|     For it is related that the Egyptians, and Persians, and Greeks,