Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|              topics. Since, however, reason compels us to plunge into
 2     I, 6    |           are produced from earth by reason of the mist which arises
 3     I, 6    |             a rainbow is produced by reason of the rays of the sun failing
 4     I, 7    |        continues suspended aloft, by reason of its magnitude, and by
 5     I, 7    |             of its magnitude, and by reason of there being no vacuum,
 6     I, 7    |              being no vacuum, and by reason of the air, which was most
 7     I, 7    |              inundated in summer, by reason of the waters carried down
 8     I, 16   |      committing an act of turpitude, reason proves to be involuntary."
 9    IV, 4    |            PERIOD OF BIRTH.~For this reason it is impossible to fix
10    IV, 4    |           the listener. And for this reason, therefore, it is not possible
11    IV, 13   |            supposed things worthy of reason, have framed enormous and
12    IV, 15   |   dispositions of men, assigning the reason of this to births (that
13    IV, 31   |              effect, which it has by reason of the sea-water, is very
14    IV, 42   |               as their own. For this reason, being desirous of warning
15    IV, 43   |             of enneads, and for this reason the four regions of the
16    IV, 44   |              the frame), operates by reason of a similar calculation
17    IV, 51   |        capable of being discerned by reason alone; for a principle of
18     V, 2    |            sense, nor beasts without reason, but of a gentle and highly
19     V, 3    |            spiritual and endued with reason. But the Phrygians denominate
20     V, 3    |               are produced. For this reason, he says, "Rachel wept for
21     V, 8    |           the seven stars) contain a reason for the efficient causes
22     V, 12   |             form an idea of them, by reason of the many statements that
23     V, 21   |             hearkened unto. For this reason the soul is arrayed against
24     V, 21   |            his own design). For this reason, he says, in every temple
25     V, 22   |             is not hearkened unto by reason of the wicked machinations
26    VI, 4    |             are made to disappear by reason of the blaze of the all-devouring
27    VI, 14   |            the powers in the world b reason of her surpassing beauty.
28    VI, 14   |           inasmuch as the angels, by reason of their lust for pre-eminence,
29    VI, 14   |          grace. For that there is no reason for punishment, even though
30    VI, 19   |         sensible world, we have also reason from the intelligible (world),
31    VI, 19   |             world), in order that by reason we may behold the substance
32    VI, 19   |            mind). Neither, again, by reason is it possible to arrive
33    VI, 19   |            function of smell, not of reason. It is the same with objects
34    VI, 26   |               should be disturbed by reason of its shapelessness. In
35    VI, 32   |             any time you should have reason to repent in regard of those
36    VI, 35   |              drug becomes extinct by reason of the continuance of moisture.
37    VI, 36   |        maintained a silence for this reason, lest at any time one should
38    VI, 42   |          these is) 801. And for this reason (he maintains) that Moses
39    VI, 44   |            they assert that for this reason He utters the words, "I
40    VI, 47   |     remarkable passion. And for this reason (they maintain) that when
41    VI, 47   |            two Lambdas. And for this reason (it was) that these (adherents
42    VI, 48   |            heaven in thirty days, by reason of (these) days portrays
43    VI, 48   |              by emanation; (for this reason) they assert that earth
44   VII, 1    |             the voyagers, luring, by reason of their melodious voice,
45   VII, 13   |          nothing above Him, for (the reason that) all things have been
46   VII, 15   |              place for not any other reason than the distinction which
47   VII, 17   | superabundant in the world. For this reason he denominates Nestis water,
48   VII, 17   |         these generated (bodies), by reason of Discord, cease to exist,
49   VII, 19   |              principles is impartial reason, in accordance with which
50   VII, 19   |              to unity. The impartial reason itself, that which is an
51   VII, 19   |              and his works. For this reason, he affirms, Jesus came
52   VII, 23   |             a dove. And this was the reason, (according to Theodotus,)
53   VII, 24   |               numerous and devoid of reason, and full of blasphemy.
54  VIII, 2    |           thirty-fold." And for this reason, the (Docetic) says, (that
55  VIII, 3    |         Saviour, there prevailed, by reason of the Deity of fiery light, (
56  VIII, 3    |           thirty forms. And for this reason that eternal One existed
57  VIII, 12   |      according to (the criterion of) reason; nor do they give heed unto
58    IX, 4    |    ungenerated; mortal and immortal; reason, eternity; Father, Son,
59    IX, 4    |              bow and lyre." But that Reason always exists, inasmuch
60    IX, 4    |                But in regard of this Reason, which always exists, men
61    IX, 4    |              place according to this Reason, they seem like persons
62    IX, 12   |             it would be an insult to reason that these mighty and ineffable
63     X, 6    |        fountain, capable of being by reason divided into infinite segments.
64     X, 7    |          effort of reflection and of reason, this makes an exertion
65     X, 11   |            informs us) that for this reason the Father sent Baruch,
66     X, 11   |            deceive him; and for this reason, that she caused him to
67     X, 12   |             power, and that for this reason He could not be seen by
68     X, 26   |            own proper place. And the reason of our particularity is
69     X, 27   |             devout people, for which reason he escaped the tremendous,
70     X, 29   |              for an animal devoid of reason, but a bridle and a whip;