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 1 6 |     imagine that the gods were born of marriage, since the sexes
 2 6 |      is evident that they were born as men, and that they begat
 3 7 |     said not even to have been born honourably, but to have
 4 8 |   relates that AEsculapius was born of doubtful parents, and
 5 9 |        the ground, and was man born from that as a fungus? Or
 6 10|    love, that one might not be born greater than himself. He
 7 14|  Saturnus is said to have been born of Coelus and Terra. This
 8 25|        was the author, who was born from Iapetus the uncle of
 9 27|        urged him who was first born in this world, under the
10 27|     the two men who were first born he might destroy the one,
11 34|            XXXIV. THAT MEN ARE BORN TO JUSTICE.~Let us now see
12 34|       chief good. That men are born to justice is not only taught
13 34| clearly understood that we are born to justice." This is most
14 34|      most true. For we are not born to wickedness, since we
15 34|      it is evident that man is born to justice, it is necessary
16 35|       directed to this; we are born to the attainment of this.
17 38|     knows not from whom he was born? Who will love a son, whom
18 42|    years --testify that He was born of God. His name is known
19 43|      Him Jesus Christ, who was born of God before the world,
20 43|  before the world, and who was born of man three hundred years
21 43|       of man. For He was twice born: first of God, in the spirit,
22 43|        deeds. Therefore He was born a second time as man, of
23 43|   first spiritual birth, being born of God alone, He was made
24 43|       and fleshly birth, being born of a mother only, He might
25 68|        immortal are previously born mortal, and then, having
26 69|      by God, that men might be born; again, men are born, that
27 69|        be born; again, men are born, that they may acknowledge