Chapter

 1 4 |      Himself. In writing to his son he thus begins: To understand
 2 10|         been predicted that the son whom she should bring forth
 3 13| Zankronou, which is Jupiter the son of Saturnus. It is plain,
 4 23|       lost and found her little son, who is called Osiris. For
 5 38|       was born? Who will love a son, whom he will reckon as
 6 42|     Spirit, begat for Himself a Son incorruptible, faithful,
 7 42|         another, that ~"God the Son of God must be known,"~as
 8 43|          The same person is the son of God and of man. For He
 9 43|     people; but He sent His own Son, to call all nations to
10 44|      shall conceive, and bear a son, and ye shall call His name
11 45|          believed Him to be the Son of God, and sent from God,
12 45|      and he calleth himself the Son of God. He is made to reprove
13 45|         He said that He was the Son of God, and that by healing
14 46|        He suffer threats as the son of man." Also Zechariah
15 47|         Likewise Hosea: This my Son is wise, therefore He shall
16 47|       and, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds
17 48|     person of the Father to the Son: "I the Lord have called
18 49|        has not acknowledged the Son has been unable to acknowledge
19 49|  believed by men to be both the Son of God and God. Nor, however,
20 49|          for the Father and the Son are one. For since the Father
21 49|      since the Father loves the Son, and gives all things to
22 49|      all things to Him, and the Son faithfully obeys the Father,
23 49|        and faith. Therefore the Son is through the Father, and
24 49|      and the Father through the Son. One honour is to be given
25 49|      either the Father from the Son, or the Son from the Father. ~
26 49|     Father from the Son, or the Son from the Father. ~
27 64|     must not be harsh towards a son, nor towards a slave: he
28 67|      this, as it takes him as a son and bestows upon him the