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 1 4 |  since all nature derives its origin from Him. Hermes, who, on
 2 6 |     world, and one power, the origin of which cannot be imagined,
 3 13|    who gave an account of the origin of Jupiter, and his exploits,
 4 13| things are written, so is the origin and kindred of Jupiter and
 5 14|      that we may discover the origin of the whole error. Saturnus
 6 24|                  XXIV. OF THE ORIGIN OF SACRED RITES AND SUPERSTITIONS.~
 7 24|      us inquire also into the origin of superstitions, that we
 8 36|      did the world derive its origin, if God takes no care of
 9 43|     in the spirit, before the origin of the world; afterwards
10 59|       this is unjust. But the origin of this evil, by which the
11 63|     itself rather than of its origin. What is so dreadful, what
12 67|      is no seed which has not origin. Thus it came to pass, that