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  1     I, prooe|              as worthy of credit, on account of the excessive madness
  2     I, prooe|        forbearance, and have made no account of how God is long-suffering,
  3     I, 5    |           nothing, continuing(so) on account of its equal distance from
  4     I, 6    |        portions of the earth, and on account of the greater distance
  5     I, 6    |            stars do not emit heat on account of the length of distance;
  6     I, 7    |           heat of the stars, both on account of their being so far away,
  7     I, 7    |            being so far away, and on account of their distance from the
  8     I, 7    |            degree hot as the sun, on account of their occupying a colder
  9     I, 8    |            at rest, and that on this account it came into existence;
 10     I, 12   |             that the sea is salt, on account of the many mixtures that
 11     I, 12   |         earth, asserts that it is on account of this that it is made
 12     I, 16   |            therefore, as the ancient account has it, possesses both the
 13     I, 16   |              shows God to be one, on account of His having pervaded all
 14     I, 16   |            gods as generable; and on account of their having been produced,
 15     I, 16   |              corruption, but that on account of the will of God they
 16     I, 17   |              investigations, on this account they were called Peripatetics.
 17     I, 20   |            that of the Academics, on account of those holding their discussions
 18     I, 21   |           the Brachmans only know on account of their alone rejecting
 19     I, 22   |            as prophets and seers, on account of their foretelling to
 20    IV, 3    |             conception, the accurate account of this is incomprehensible,
 21    IV, 4    |         define the time. For also on account of disposition of soul,
 22    IV, 4    |          disposition of soul, and on account of suitableness of body,
 23    IV, 4    |         suitableness of body, and on account of choice of the parts,
 24    IV, 4    |          choice of the parts, and on account of experience in the midwife,
 25    IV, 5    |               according to their own account, the pole itself by a single
 26    IV, 5    |             of all? Nay, but why, on account of one for whom it was allotted
 27    IV, 6    |             since also they frame an account concerning the action of
 28    IV, 7    |     reminding (our readers) of it on account of other circumstances,
 29    IV, 7    |     circumstances, not peculiarly on account of the art itself. Since,
 30    IV, 7    |             Gentile philosophers, on account of the notorious knavery
 31    IV, 10   |            perhaps only the Moon, on account of wanings and the shadow
 32    IV, 15   |          themselves as disciples, on account of their employing the opinions
 33    IV, 16   |        regards friendship, useful on account of mind, unfortunate.~
 34    IV, 28   |          considered more skilful, on account of having clearly written
 35    IV, 33   |            shrink from narrating the account (of the devices) of these
 36    IV, 33   |            he deposits the coals, on account of the underlying brine,
 37    IV, 34   |             taking Occasion (from my account), should attempt (to practise
 38    IV, 43   |         tenth monad is generated, on account of the decade being equipollent,
 39    IV, 46   |             is proper to mention, on account of the statements that are
 40    IV, 47   |             wishing by means of this account of the stars to establish
 41    IV, 48   |           means) the Phoenicians, on account of the existence of the
 42    IV, 51   |           itself the spirit. Such an account, then, is not incredible,
 43     V, 2    | hermaphrodite man. According to this account of theirs, the intercourse
 44     V, 2    |           they assert that, by their account, they testify that Rhea
 45     V, 2    |               and I am what I am: on account of this I say, that what
 46     V, 3    |          them to each tribe. On this account, He says, the preachings
 47     V, 3    |              the gate of heaven." On account of this, he says, Jesus
 48     V, 3    |         sprang up," he says, "and on account of its having no depth (
 49     V, 4    |            ALLEGORIZE THE SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF THE GARDEN OF EDEN; THE
 50     V, 4    |              of brilliant stars."~On account of these and such like reasons,
 51     V, 5    |             pass it through.~On this account, O Father, send me;~Bearing
 52     V, 10   |     different positions in space, on account of the perpetual revolution
 53     V, 12   |      entirety, so intricate is it on account of its seeming to consist
 54     V, 14   |           him that heareth take into account that they make this statement.
 55     V, 19   |             Baruch; and one fabulous account out of many which is explained
 56     V, 19   |             different shape to this (account), he explains it to his
 57     V, 20   |           Herodotus has a protracted account; adieu, however, to it for
 58     V, 20   |      transfers this legend into (his account of) the generation of the
 59     V, 21   |      everything that exists. On this account he is styled Priapus, because
 60    VI, 8    |             from the heaven. On this account, he says, the Logos, frequently
 61    VI, 11   |           entire of that book is (an account) of sacrifices and offerings.
 62    VI, 14   |              HELEN OF TROY; GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF IN CONNECTION
 63    VI, 14   |              Trojan war arose on her account. For in the Helen born at
 64    VI, 14   |           congratulate themselves on account of this indiscriminate intercourse,
 65    VI, 15   |             MEETS ST. PETER AT ROME; ACCOUNT OF SIMON'S CLOSING YEARS.~
 66    VI, 22   |            touch on this subject) on account also of the heresiarchs,
 67    VI, 24   |             shall proceed to give an account of their doctrines, as they
 68    VI, 26   |             weeping and bewailing on account of the abortion produced
 69    VI, 29   |       written in Scripture: "On this account I bend my knees to the God
 70    VI, 30   |          fools, who knew nothing. On account of this, he says, the Saviour
 71    VI, 30   |             an) animal (one). And on account of this, (they maintain)
 72    VI, 31   |        obtain rectification. On this account Jesus the Saviour was born
 73    VI, 32   |              King of all, and on his account are all things, and he is
 74    VI, 32   |             to your dignity. On this account I have written nothing concerning
 75    VI, 33   |        Ennoia, Aletheia. And on this account the image of the subsequently
 76    VI, 43   |          babes (magnify Him). And on account of this, he says, David
 77    VI, 45   |            numbers. And that on this account He is called Alpha (and
 78    VI, 46   |                        XLVI. MARCUS' ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTH AND LIFE OF
 79    VI, 47   |          dodecade. And therefore, on account of its having the remarkable (
 80    VI, 47   |          other, they give a fabulous account of numbers. And in this
 81    VI, 47   |         ninety and nine; and on this account that it is said that the
 82    VI, 49   |        eternity of this (Ogdoad), on account of his being the fruit of
 83    VI, 49   |          close upon him; and that on account of this, when the times
 84   VII, 1    |           expedient, viz., either on account of their infirmity to smear
 85   VII, 10   |             OF THE WORLD; BASILIDES' ACCOUNT OF THE "SONSHIP."~All things,
 86   VII, 10   |           that (nonexistent one), on account of a superabundance of beauty
 87   VII, 12   |              wise than the body. The account, therefore, which Aristotle
 88   VII, 14   |            according to the previous account, He Himself was both terrified
 89   VII, 16   |              able to detain this, on account of its immediately, he says,
 90   VII, 16   |               compassionating him on account of his having been born
 91   VII, 16   |           one of the angels, and, on account of the Father's wishing
 92   VII, 17   |            unification. Therefore on account of such an arrangement on
 93   VII, 19   |              novel, and has given an account of his heresy in a work
 94   VII, 19   |         prayer,~As I disclose a pure account of happy gods."~Marcion,
 95   VII, 20   |              maintains) that on this account there was sent down upon (
 96   VII, 20   |           And (he says) that on this account (Jesus) received powers
 97   VII, 24   |             conformity with the same account (already given), Christ
 98  VIII, 2    |            DOCTRINES OF AEONS; THEIR ACCOUNT OF CREATION; THEIR NOTION
 99  VIII, 3    |             OF THE DEMIURGE; DOCETIC ACCOUNT OF THE BAPTISM AND DEATH
100  VIII, 9    |            And he framed a legendary account (of them), similarly to
101  VIII, 9    |            that Adam is not saved on account of his having been the author
102  VIII, 13   |          done by these, test on this account they may consider themselves
103    IX, 1    |                                I. AN ACCOUNT OF CONTEMPORANEOUS HERESY.~
104    IX, 1    |          behind, viz., to furnish an account and refutation of those
105    IX, 4    |                               IV. AN ACCOUNT OF THE SYSTEM OF HERACLITUS.~
106    IX, 4    |        description as I am giving an account of, by making a division
107    IX, 5    |          that, according to the same account, He is invincible and vincible,
108    IX, 5    |          converse among men. And, on account of the birth that had taken
109    IX, 7    |            BY SABELLIUS; HIPPOLYTUS' ACCOUNT OF THE OPINIONS OF CALLISTUS;
110    IX, 7    |             that he would require an account from him. Callistus, perceiving
111    IX, 7    |    indignation against Callistus, on account of the statements made by
112    IX, 7    |          this Callistus, not only on account of his publicly saying in
113    IX, 7    |              Ditheists," but also on account of his being frequently
114    IX, 7    |          what was being conceived on account of their not wishing to
115    IX, 7    |            of their men; so that, on account of Callistus being a foremost
116    IX, 9    |             shall pass on to give an account of their writings, through
117    IX, 11   |          constellations; and on this account all kingdoms of impiety
118    IX, 12   |            thus: "Do not recite this account to all men, and guard carefully
119    IX, 23   |             are styled Jews, yet, on account of the peculiarity of the
120    IX, 24   |          vitality, and that it is on account of this that man has been
121     X, 2    |         mentioned in book i. And the account which they furnished was
122     X, 7    |              not find dissolution on account of the deficiency in the
123     X, 9    |             man obtains salvation on account of this indwelling spirit.
124     X, 10   |             yearns after that God on account of the excess of His beauty,
125     X, 11   |        asserts that Edem, enraged on account of such (treatment), concocted
126     X, 12   |         could not be seen by any, on account of the excessive magnitude
127     X, 26   |             negligently, rendered an account in other discourses. From
128     X, 29   |             been styled prophets, on account of their foreshowing future