Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|          those who have unexpectedly arrived, have fallen from heaven;
 2    I, 21|         senseless. When Hercules had arrived at the place, and was suffering
 3    I, 22|          gained possession of power, arrived at such insolence that he
 4  III, 6 |        knowledge of the truth can be arrived at by conjecture. But no
 5  III, 6 |              some conclusion already arrived at and known: therefore
 6  III, 12|          they would undoubtedly have arrived at this truth, as I have
 7  III, 12|           way of truth, but have not arrived at perfection. For these
 8  III, 17| discrimination of age; but that some arrived at old age, while others
 9   IV, 1 |             many gods, they suddenly arrived at such ignorance of themselves,
10   IV, 7 |          receiving which has not yet arrived, but that He sways a heavenly
11   IV, 27|              doubt that Trismegistus arrived at the truth by some proof
12    V, 5 |        banished from heaven, and had arrived in Latium,--~"Exiled from
13    V, 15|             who have by an equal lot arrived at the condition of this
14   VI, 3 |              of early youth, and has arrived at the place "where the
15  VII, 25|           doubt that the end has now arrived to the affairs of men and