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  1     I, 1 |         of the primary author of generation;--and that the Deity s is
  2     I, 2 |     according to nature, for the generation of growth completing the
  3     I, 5 |          as something of limited generation, and subsistence, and destruction.
  4     I, 6 |       the dominant principles of generation are contraries,--namely,
  5     I, 8 |    duration, but afterwards also generation from one another arose unto
  6     I, 10|       always in motion, and that generation and change exist continuously.
  7     I, 12|        again, that it originated generation, and that this overthrow
  8     I, 18|          but corruption, and the generation from it of another world,
  9     I, 23|    regarding both the nature and generation of the universe. But all,
 10    IV, 43|        vast to admit of deriving generation from another, and at the
 11    IV, 51|         by means of the art, the generation of endless figures from
 12    IV, 51|          derive the principle of generation from the ten. Of this decade--
 13    IV, 51|      mixtures take place for the generation of increase, according to
 14    IV, 51|   numbers are seven; so that the generation of things produced may be
 15     V, 2 |            Who shall declare his generation?" learn how, partly deriving
 16     V, 2 |   undiscoverable and diversified generation of the man, they fictitiously
 17     V, 2 |        from Venus (that is, from generation). But should the Moon pass
 18     V, 2 |        as it were the changeable generation, and is exhibited as the
 19     V, 2 |        This, he says, is ocean, "generation of gods and generation of
 20     V, 2 |           generation of gods and generation of men" ever whirled round
 21     V, 2 |       But he says there ensues a generation of men when the ocean flows
 22     V, 2 |       and the cliff of Luecas, a generation of gods takes place. This,
 23     V, 2 |        mortal, he says, is every generation below, but immortal that
 24     V, 2 |        to them, is the spiritual generation. This, he says, is the great
 25     V, 3 |        and there is one kingless generation, which is begotten above,
 26     V, 3 |      gazing one, and Moses whose generation is not in Egypt, for children
 27     V, 3 |          the life, the ineffable generation of perfect men, which was
 28     V, 3 |        says, are the diversified generation of mortal men, from which (
 29     V, 3 |          mortal men, from which (generation) he cries and vociferates
 30     V, 3 |           the moist substance of generation, and by fire the impulsive
 31     V, 3 |         principle and desire for generation. "Thou art mine; fear not."
 32     V, 3 |   Phoenicia, but the corruptible generation below. For Jeremiah likewise,
 33     V, 3 |         and despising all carnal generation. (Now) by night in Eleusis,
 34     V, 3 |         revered, he says, is the generation that is spiritual, heavenly,
 35     V, 3 |     those appertaining to carnal generation. Now, those men who are
 36     V, 9 |       whom depends a corruptible generation. Manager of the rising of
 37     V, 9 |   suspended from air, authors of generation. These ignorance has been
 38     V, 10|   suppose that the causes of the generation of all begotten things are
 39     V, 10|          have been causes of the generation of this world. They have,
 40     V, 10|     emanation of the stars their generation, and corruption, and arrangement.
 41     V, 10|          and lord over universal generation, whereas the declination (
 42     V, 11|         PERATAE; THEIR THEORY OF GENERATION SUPPORTED BY AN APPEAL TO
 43     V, 11|         those things existing by generation can escape the determined
 44     V, 11|      derive their existence from generation. For if, says (the Peratic),
 45     V, 11| conversant with the necessity of generation, and the paths through which
 46     V, 11|         those things existent by generation can escape. For Cronus is
 47     V, 11|       Cronus is a cause to every generation, in regard of succumbing
 48     V, 11|       not exist (an instance of) generation in which Cronus does not
 49     V, 11|     beyond the Red Sea, that is, generation; and that it comes into
 50     V, 11|         condition independent of generation, where there exist promiscuously
 51     V, 11|       the necessity of alterable generation. These, he says, Moses denominated
 52     V, 11|          that is, by the gods of generation. (This statement) is written,
 53     V, 11|        not moon, not fruits, not generation, not wealth, not sustenance,
 54     V, 12|    corruptible and incorruptible generation. As, however, one who paints
 55     V, 12|      understand the necessity of generation, just as an abortion born
 56     V, 14|   boisterous, and a cause of all generation. For producing a sort of
 57     V, 14|      possessed by the female, of generation, it holds together the light
 58     V, 14|          themselves the power of generation possessed by females, they
 59     V, 14|         originating principle of generation in the manner declared,
 60     V, 14|        received the principle of generation. After, then, the light
 61     V, 20|        into (his account of) the generation of the universe, we shall
 62    VI, 5 |          exists there a place of generation.~
 63    VI, 7 |         originating principle of generation. And, he says that the roots
 64    VI, 10|      equivalent in meaning with) generation, (that is,) vision, into
 65    VI, 12|     originating principle of the generation of things begotten is from
 66    VI, 12|         of whatsoever there is a generation, the beginning of the desire
 67    VI, 12|   beginning of the desire of the generation is from fire. Wherefore
 68    VI, 12|         the desire after mutable generation is denominated "to be inflamed."
 69    VI, 12|   conversion of the male becomes generation, but the conversion of the
 70    VI, 12|    things that are in process of generation, and the augmentation of
 71    VI, 17|     entire system concerning the generation and destruction of the world,
 72    VI, 18|         is added constitutes the generation of another number. And all
 73    VI, 20|        And the fabricator of the generation of all things produced is,
 74    VI, 24|   productive, and a cause of the generation of all existent things.
 75    VI, 24|       only there could proceed a generation at all of any of those things
 76    VI, 24|        one capable of continuing generation, deriving existence from
 77    VI, 37|          this (Marcus) alone the generation of the universe, which she
 78    VI, 44|             XLIV. RESPECTING THE GENERATION OF THE TWENTY-FOUR LETTERS.~
 79    VI, 44|         Respecting, however, the generation of the twenty-four elements,
 80    VI, 45|         possesses this ineffable generation. For from the mother of
 81    VI, 45|       and Omega), indicating His generation (to be) from all.~
 82   VII, 15|  preconceived at the time of the generation of the stars, and of the
 83   VII, 15|   already declared. And when the generation which has been previously
 84   VII, 17|       affirms respecting his own generation:--~"Of these I also am from
 85   VII, 17|        Empedocles concerning the generation of the world, and its destruction,
 86   VII, 19|  EMPEDOCLES; MARCION REJECTS THE GENERATION OF THE SAVIOUR.~The principal
 87   VII, 19|          rejected altogether the generation of our Saviour. He considered
 88  VIII, 1 |         no deficiency as regards generation. (This seed is) a refuge
 89  VIII, 1 |          an originating cause of generation, he grew, as has been declared,
 90  VIII, 6 |         control alteration (and) generation. And the beauty of that
 91  VIII, 7 |        feast, which is given for generation upon generation? For the
 92  VIII, 7 |        given for generation upon generation? For the entire world and
 93  VIII, 12|       that this (one) came under generation, and suffering, and death.
 94    IX, 5 |        it pleased Him to undergo generation, having been begotten, He
 95    IX, 5 |         both having submitted to generation from a virgin, and as a
 96    IX, 25|     error. For they say that his generation will be from the stock of
 97     X, 2 |          then, accounted for the generation of the universe. For, according
 98     X, 3 |          Empedocles supposed the generation of the universe to have
 99     X, 3 |         thou first," he produces generation out of four principles.
100     X, 3 |        as their opinion that the generation of the universe proceeds
101     X, 7 |        that it is a cause of all generation, which creates a sort of
102     X, 7 |     world gazes and hurries into generation, being inflamed as a womb;
103     X, 7 |       disposed to think that the generation of the universe has arisen.
104     X, 7 |         exists after the mode of generation from a female--(meaning
105     X, 8 |        roots of the principle of generation from the principle of that
106     X, 9 |      without the Limit." Now the generation of these constitutes the
107     X, 13|         consists, as well as the generation of the universe, fire, air,
108     X, 15|        that he underwent neither generation nor passion except in appearance.
109     X, 29|         things which multiply by generation He formed male and female;