Book, Chapter

1     I, 16|    essence), and generable and corruptible; for even he supposes that
2     V, 2 |      images of the likeness of corruptible man, and of birds, and four-footed
3     V, 3 |       carnal, he says, are all corruptible, even though very many things (
4     V, 3 |     city in Phoenicia, but the corruptible generation below. For Jeremiah
5     V, 9 |     stars, from whom depends a corruptible generation. Manager of the
6     V, 12|        says, the difference of corruptible and incorruptible generation.
7    VI, 22|    slave to the body, which is corruptible, but make a livelihood from
8   VII, 15| quarter are incorruptible, but corruptible if they are disposed to