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 1    I, 6 |     acquired for him the name of Trismegistus. He wrote books, and those
 2    I, 11|          the name of Uranus. And Trismegistus attests the truth of this;
 3   II, 9 |       providence (not to mention Trismegistus, who proclaims this; not
 4   II, 13|         earth; perhaps following Trismegistus, who said that our bodies
 5   II, 15|          is their prince. Whence Trismegistus calls him the ruler of the
 6   II, 16|         men, and on this account Trismegistus calls them wicked angels;
 7   IV, 6 | TESTIMONIES OF THE SIBYLS AND OF TRISMEGISTUS CONCERNING HIM.~God, therefore,
 8   IV, 6 |       also by the declaration of Trismegistus and the predictions of the
 9   IV, 6 |  completed." But on this account Trismegistus spoke of Him as "the artificer
10   IV, 9 |         the soul of Jupiter. For Trismegistus, who by some means or other
11   IV, 13|           is most truly named by Trismegistus "fatherless" and "motherless,"
12   IV, 27|       this? I have no doubt that Trismegistus arrived at the truth by
13    V, 15|        the conception of God, as Trismegistus most truly defined it, as
14   VI, 25|    twofold kind of sacrifice is, Trismegistus Hermes is a befitting witness,
15  VII, 9 |     looks towards his Maker? And Trismegistus most rightly called this