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  1     I, 2 |      things that are produced from earth and the cosmical system,
  2     I, 2 |         sends up a production from earth, and that this is water;
  3     I, 2 |            of all things, when the earth was still undergoing its
  4     I, 4 |        quarter situated around the earth, and that they do not advance
  5     I, 5 |            generated; but that the earth is poised aloft, upheld
  6     I, 5 |          And that rain arises from earth's giving back (the vapours
  7     I, 6 |          is carried still further, earth is formed; and when condensed
  8     I, 6 |        cold. And that the expanded earth is wafted along upon the
  9     I, 6 |            stars are produced from earth by reason of the mist which
 10     I, 6 |        mist which arises from this earth; and when this is attenuated,
 11     I, 6 |        stars do not move under the earth, as some have supposed,
 12     I, 6 |           supposed, but around the earth, just as a cap is turned
 13     I, 6 |             not by being under the earth, but because covered by
 14     I, 6 |         the higher portions of the earth, and on account of the greater
 15     I, 6 |    earthquake takes place when the earth is altered into a larger (
 16     I, 7 |            solidification of which earth derived support; but that
 17     I, 7 |           atmosphere. And that the earth is in figure plane; and
 18     I, 7 |           bearing along the wafted earth. But that among moist substances
 19     I, 7 |          among moist substances on earth, was the sea, and the waters
 20     I, 7 |           the actual waters in the earth; for that this is hollow,
 21     I, 7 |            their distance from the earth; and further, they are not
 22     I, 7 |        stars takes place under the earth. And that the moon is eclipsed
 23     I, 7 |          moon is eclipsed when the earth is interposed, and occasionally
 24     I, 7 |          falling on that under the earth; for when this is moved,
 25     I, 7 |            this is moved, that the earth also, being wafted by it,
 26     I, 8 |      ANAXAGORAS; HIS ORIGIN OF THE EARTH AND OF ANIMALS; OTHER SYSTEMS.~
 27     I, 8 |         where the scorched air and earth are produced, of which the
 28     I, 8 |      remains beneath. And that the earth is at rest, and that on
 29     I, 8 |            diffused light over the earth, and made the atmosphere
 30     I, 8 |       which ought to happen if the earth was even. And with regard
 31     I, 8 |       animals, he affirms that the earth, being originally fire in
 32     I, 9 |   speculators), affirming fire and earth to be the originating principles
 33     I, 9 |    principles of the universe--the earth as matter, but the fire
 34     I, 11|          of moisture. And that the earth of our world was created
 35     I, 12|         small sparks, and that the earth is infinite, and is surrounded
 36     I, 12|        that all things spring from earth. This man affirmed that
 37     I, 12|         its being filtered through earth, asserts that it is on account
 38     I, 12|          had been a mixture of the earth with the sea, and that in
 39     I, 12|    following: that in the midst of earth, and in mountains, shells
 40     I, 12|          men had perished when the earth, being precipitated into
 41     I, 13|         divine power. And that the earth in the middle of the cosmical
 42     I, 16|      consists; (I mean) fire, air, earth, water, from which all the
 43     I, 16|         the children of heaven and earth. But others assert that (
 44     I, 17|        elements),--viz., fire, and earth, and water, and air,--to
 45     I, 21|            that have fallen to the earth. They subsist upon them,
 46     I, 23|            How first both gods and earth were made,~And rivers, and
 47     I, 23|           but next~Wide-stretching Earth, ever the throne secure
 48     I, 23|            breezy Tartarus in wide earth's recess;~And Love, who
 49     I, 23|          Day were born;~But primal Earth, equal to self in sooth
 50    IV, 3 | blood-vessels, as the seeds of the earth sink into the ground; from
 51    IV, 5 |            with him throughout the earth; (and) none equal to the
 52    IV, 8 |        into unequal distances from earth. And he asserts that the
 53    IV, 8 |            27. But the diameter of Earth is 80, 108 stadii; and the
 54    IV, 8 |       stadii; and the perimeter of Earth, 250,543 stadii; and the
 55    IV, 8 |            from the surface of the Earth to the lunar circle, Aristarchus
 56    IV, 9 |        line from the centre of the Earth to the most outward superficies
 57    IV, 9 |            from the surface of the Earth on which we tread to the
 58    IV, 9 |    distance from the centre of the Earth to its surface. And from
 59    IV, 9 |            circle of Saturn to the Earth he says the distance is
 60    IV, 9 |           the circle of Jupiter to Earth, 502,770,646 stadii; and
 61    IV, 9 |         from the circle of Mars to Earth, 132,418,581. From the Sun
 62    IV, 9 |           418,581. From the Sun to Earth, 121,604,454; and from Mercury
 63    IV, 9 |            and from Mercury to the Earth, 526,882,259; and from Venus
 64    IV, 9 |         882,259; and from Venus to Earth, 50,815,160.~
 65    IV, 10|      wanings and the shadow of the Earth, in regard also of the distance
 66    IV, 10|            from the surFace of the Earth 5,544,130 stadii, by increasing
 67    IV, 10|           Moon is distant from the Earth. But because the rest of
 68    IV, 10|           Moon is distant from the earth is 5,544,130, the second
 69    IV, 11|          that from the Moon to the Earth, it is easy also to find
 70    IV, 11|      according to Archimedes, from Earth to Moon be 5,544,130 stadii;
 71    IV, 11|            Sun is distant from the Earth 16,632,390 stadii; and Venus
 72    IV, 11|           390 stadii, but from the Earth 33,264,780 stadii; and Mercury
 73    IV, 11|           176,520 stadii, but from Earth 55,441,300 stadii; and Mars
 74    IV, 11|          897, 170 stadii, and from Earth 105,338,470 stadii; and
 75    IV, 11|           353,040 stadii, but from Earth 149,691,510 stadii; Saturn
 76    IV, 11|           691,510 stadii, but from Earth 299,383,020 stadii.~
 77    IV, 33|           is the following. Chalky earth is fashioned into the shape
 78    IV, 36|           themselves speechless to earth. But the success of the
 79    IV, 43|           those who throughout the earth, as philosophers and theologians,
 80    IV, 43|        while others say that He is earth. And each of the elements
 81    IV, 43|           and fire, and water, and earth. And out of these having
 82    IV, 43|            the other two elements, earth and water, being more gross,
 83    IV, 43|        water is masculine, and the earth feminine. And so from the
 84    IV, 43|        with spirit, and water with earth. For as the power of spirit
 85    IV, 43|           is fire, so also that of earth is water; ... and the elements
 86    IV, 46|         poised in every part~Holds earth midway, and heaven itself
 87    IV, 47|           words: "I have traversed earth under heaven, and have gone
 88    IV, 48|        that have been put into the earth up to the period of Canis'
 89    IV, 49|          through the centre of the earth, and turns the world round.
 90     V, 2 |          apply it to Christ. ~"Now earth," say the Greeks, "gave
 91     V, 2 |        Greeks, "gave forth a man, (earth) first bearing a goodly
 92     V, 2 |         Adam is the man whom alone earth brought forth. And that
 93     V, 2 |          the whole family named on earth and in the heavens has been
 94     V, 2 |            gone forth unto all the earth," just as it agrees with
 95     V, 5 |          strife of ills across the earth~Wanders from thy breath (
 96     V, 11|            For know, he says, this earth and spacious heaven above,~
 97     V, 11|            in heaven, or things on earth. or things under the earth.
 98     V, 11|         earth. or things under the earth. Not night, not moon, not
 99     V, 14|         form, a seal of heaven and earth. The heaven and the earth
100     V, 14|          earth. The heaven and the earth have a figure similar to
101     V, 14|        image of the heaven and the earth, and of the things which
102     V, 14|        such a figure of heaven and earth as is similar to a womb
103     V, 14|        midst of the heaven and the earth have been generated infinite
104     V, 14|          than a seal of heaven and earth similar to a womb. But,
105     V, 14|           womb. But, again, in the earth, from the infinite seals
106     V, 15|         opinion) from Homer:--~"By earth I sware, and yon broad Heaven
107     V, 16|           not to send peace on the earth, but a sword,"--that is,
108     V, 21|            from the most beauteous earth, that is, not from tile
109     V, 21|       aspect,--make man out of the earth. But out of the parts resembling
110     V, 21|        multiply, and replenish the earth," that is, Edem; for so
111     V, 21|          by Moses--both heaven and earth, and the things therein--
112     V, 21|        prevail in that part of the earth, for the battalion of these
113     V, 21|            for inasmuch as she was earth, she was not disposed to
114     V, 21|            heaven, and give ear, O earth; the Lord hath spoken,"
115     V, 21|            man from Elohim; and by earth, the soul which is in man
116     V, 22|        wife of whoredom, since the earth has abandoned itself to
117    VI, 6 |       Empedocles speaks of:--~"For earth, indeed, by earth we see,
118    VI, 6 |              For earth, indeed, by earth we see, and water by water,~
119    VI, 8 |  Intelligence, he calls Heaven and Earth. And that one of these,
120    VI, 8 |          his partner. but that the earth receives below the rational
121    VI, 8 |       rational fruits, akin to the earth, which are borne down from
122    VI, 8 |           that is, from Heaven and Earth, exclaims, "Hear, O heaven,
123    VI, 8 |            heaven, and give ear, O earth, because the Lord has spoken.
124    VI, 9 |          which God made heaven and earth, and rested on the seventh
125    VI, 9 |  Intelligence, that is, Heaven and Earth, and of the seventh power, (
126    VI, 9 |          man, taking clay from the earth. And He formed him not uncompounded,
127    VI, 13|        powers, that is, Heaven and Earth. For Simon expressly speaks
128    VI, 14|         the manner following: "All earth is earth, and there is no
129    VI, 14|           following: "All earth is earth, and there is no difference
130    VI, 23|        resembles the soul, but the earth (resembles the) body. And,
131    VI, 23|          solid body exists without earth. Whence the Deity, locating
132    VI, 23|           universe out of fire and earth. And the Sun, he says, calculates
133    VI, 25|           what Moses asserts: "The earth was invisible, and unfashioned."
134    VI, 29|          man, taking clay from the earth, and breathed upon his face
135    VI, 41|           hand), and came down (to earth). And he was sent forth (
136    VI, 43|        glory being conveyed to the earth, became a creator and producer
137    VI, 46|   fashioned Jesus, who appeared on earth, and that the angel Gabriel
138    VI, 48|         they say, are fire, water, earth, air; and these have been
139    VI, 48|        moreover, alleging that the earth was divided into twelve
140    VI, 48|           reason) they assert that earth is a type of the Dodecade
141   VII, 7 |       world which extends from the earth to the moon is devoid of
142   VII, 7 |          space extending) from the earth as far as the moon. And
143   VII, 14|        from above shone down (upon earth).~
144   VII, 17|          of them material, (viz.,) earth and water; and two of them
145   VII, 17|         fire, and life-giving Juno earth, which produces fruits for
146   VII, 17|           world: (viz.,) water and earth, out of which (proceed)
147   VII, 17|         But fire, (and water,) and earth, and air, are (entities)
148   VII, 17|        many, that is, fire, water, earth, air, (as well as) the animals
149   VII, 17|         ocean spurts them forth on earth's expanse,~And earth on
150   VII, 17|            on earth's expanse,~And earth on beams of blazing sun,
151   VII, 17|           the sea; and land is the earth: whence he uses the words,
152   VII, 17|         the words, from water into earth, and from earth into air.
153   VII, 17|         water into earth, and from earth into air. This is what (
154   VII, 17|           Empedocles) says:--~"And earth on beams~Of blazing sun,
155   VII, 17|         gods, (viz.,) fire, water, earth, (and) air. (He maintains,)
156   VII, 20|       during which our Lord was on earth, and that they were fashioned)
157   VII, 26|            Saviour) restored it to earth, from which substance it
158  VIII, 2 |        created the heavens and the earth." Moses mentions this fiery
159  VIII, 3 |          LIVED FOR THIRTY YEARS ON EARTH.~This fiery deity, then,
160  VIII, 3 |            for thirty years on the earth, because each AEon was in
161  VIII, 7 |            Hebdomad, which is over earth, and water, and fire, and
162  VIII, 7 |            fire, air, water, (and) earth, have arisen from numbers
163    IX, 5 |          the fire, coming upon the earth, will judge and seize all
164    IX, 9 |          not for the first time an earth when born of a virgin, but
165    IX, 10|         oil, and the salt, and the earth." These constitute the astonishing
166    IX, 10|         oil, and the salt, and the earth. I testify by these seven
167    IX, 24|          having left children upon earth. But (they still insist)
168    IX, 24|       leave children behind him on earth. They do not, however, devote
169    IX, 25|         was about to be present on earth. Inasmuch, however, as the
170     X, 2 |          from water, and some from earth. And among those who derived
171     X, 2 |        generated fire, air, water, earth. The followers, however,
172     X, 2 |         water, and Xenophanes from earth. "For from earth," says
173     X, 2 |   Xenophanes from earth. "For from earth," says he, "are all things,
174     X, 2 |            things terminate in the earth."~
175     X, 3 |          of two substances, namely earth and water; at one time expressing
176     X, 3 |            gods was Sea and Mother Earth."~And on another occasion
177     X, 3 |         all might become water and earth."~And Xenophanes of Colophon
178     X, 3 |         sprung from water and from earth."~Euripides, however, (derives
179     X, 3 |         derives the universe) from earth and air, as one may ascertain
180     X, 3 |             Mother of all, air and earth, I sing."~But Empedocles
181     X, 3 |             four of them material--earth, water, fire, and air; but
182     X, 3 |           principles--fire, water, earth, and air. And (he says)
183     X, 7 |            seal, namely heaven and earth, having a form like a womb,
184     X, 7 |       things were, like heaven and earth, fashioned similar to a
185     X, 11|         Justinus calls this (Edem) Earth.~
186     X, 13|    universe, fire, air, water, and earth. But inasmuch as this is
187     X, 13|      consist fire, air, water, and earth, have been produced from
188     X, 27|           and every quarter of the earth owes its inhabitants in
189     X, 27|        multiply, and replenish the earth." So great efficacy had
190     X, 28|       measureless water, nor solid earth, nor dense air, not warm
191     X, 28|         fire and spirit, water and earth, from which diverse elements
192     X, 29|         fire and spirit, water and earth, are neither male nor female;
193     X, 29|           God commanded, that from earth should arise reptiles and