Book, Chapter

1     I, 5 |    the sun. And that man was, originally, similar to a different
2     I, 7 |      shaken. And that animals originally came into existence in moisture,
3     I, 8 | affirms that the earth, being originally fire in its lower part,
4     I, 12|     generated when all things originally were embedded in mud, and
5    IV, 27|        For we know that those originally conversant with such investigations
6    IV, 28|      oracular response, being originally unintelligible, may serve
7    VI, 16|   Plato) derived these tenets originally from the Egyptians, and
8    IX, 13|       XIII. THE JEWISH SECTS.~Originally there prevailed but one