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 1     I, 2 |        and himself discovered an art of physiogony, laying down
 2     I, 17|       reduced philosophy into an art, and was distinguished rather
 3     I, 18|       greater development of the art of syllogism, and included
 4     I, 22|       numbers by the Pythagorean art; on the methods of which
 5     I, 22|        the methods of which very art also we shall not keep silence,
 6    IV, 2 |     establishing that the futile art is calculated both to deceive
 7    IV, 2 |         to any experience of the art, but from knowledge based
 8    IV, 2 |          who have cultivated the art, becoming disciples of the
 9    IV, 2 |      estimating the astrological art as a powerful one, and availing
10    IV, 2 |           prove the astrological art to be untenable, as our
11    IV, 3 |         FUTILITY OF THE CHALDEAN ART.~The originating principle,
12    IV, 3 |        foundation, of the entire art, is fixing the horoscope.
13    IV, 5 |       VERIFIED.~In this way, the art practised by the Chaldeans
14    IV, 5 |       part in reference to their art to be on record, even these
15    IV, 7 |        ABSURDITY OF THE CHALDAIC ART; DEVELOPMENT OF THE ART.~
16    IV, 7 |          ART; DEVELOPMENT OF THE ART.~In this manner also, that
17    IV, 7 |         tradition)? The Chaldaic art must necessarily be refuted
18    IV, 7 |     peculiarly on account of the art itself. Since, however,
19    IV, 15|         NUMERICAL THEORISTS; THE ART OF THE FRONTISPICISTS (PHYSIOGNOMY);
20    IV, 15| PHYSIOGNOMY); CONNECTION OF THIS ART WITH ASTROLOGY; TYPE OF
21    IV, 15|       desirous that, through the art delivered to them from childhood,
22    IV, 15|         is another more profound art among the all-wise speculators
23    IV, 15|        be proved; but this is an art of divination, by examination
24    IV, 27|      concealed their overwrought art of divination by means of
25    IV, 34|          ashamed in plying their art. And learning these points
26    IV, 42|   heresiarchs, astonished at the art of these (sorcerers), have
27    IV, 42|         villanous and incoherent art of magicians, may be supposed
28    IV, 51|         through the arithmetical art has discovered measures
29    IV, 51|          Aeons, each rending the art differently, while whatever
30    IV, 51|         however, by means of the art, the generation of endless
31    IV, 51|          But of the arithmetical art, which by composition contains
32    IV, 51|      hebdomads from the medical (art), being astonished at the
33     V, 3 | inventors of a novel grammatical art, magnify Homer as their
34     V, 3 |          declared, "Israel, thou art my child: fear not; even
35     V, 3 |     desire for generation. "Thou art mine; fear not." And again,
36     V, 4 |          he says: "Whether (thou art) the race of Saturn or happy
37     V, 4 |          evan,' inasmuch as thou art Pan, as thou art Bacchus,
38     V, 4 |         as thou art Pan, as thou art Bacchus, as thou art shepherd
39     V, 4 |        thou art Bacchus, as thou art shepherd of brilliant stars."~
40     V, 8 |        have explained the entire art of the astrologers. What,
41     V, 8 |          their attention) to the art (of the astrologers). For
42     V, 8 |    previously mentioned Chaldaic art of the astrologers, some
43     V, 10|   altered in name only from the (art) of the astrologers. And
44     V, 12|      consist of the astrological art.' As far forth, then, as
45     V, 14|          in the human soul every art whatsoever which is made
46     V, 16|         with gold, and that some art has been discovered which
47     V, 16|          these likewise, by some art superior to that of mixing,
48     V, 21|         canst thou do while thou art with me, for both thou and
49    VI, 2 |          partly according to the art of Thrasymedes, in the manner
50    VI, 7 |    capacity takes unto itself an art, a light of existent things
51    VI, 7 |         not take unto itself (an art), unskilfulness and ignorance
52    VI, 11|      grammatical or geometrical (art). If, then, one receives
53    VI, 22|         not undertake an ignoble art, in order that you may not
54    VI, 29|       akin to the) arithmetical (art), (they determine) that
55    VI, 30|        for," says he, "dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou
56    VI, 30|    highest. This is the creative art, (and was vouchsafed) in
57    VI, 47|  discovery, and the arithmetical art of the Pythagoreans. And
58  VIII, 8 |     geometrical and arithmetical art. The disciples, however,
59  VIII, 8 |      Pythagoras, expounded this (art) after a more excellent
60    IX, 7 |   reference to this person: "Who art thou that judgest another
61    IX, 9 |        the aforesaid Pythagorean art. These also devote themselves
62     X, 7 |         as in a human soul every art whatsoever is developed
63     X, 7 |  geometrician, or with any other art, with a similar result.
64     X, 29|          thee a man. But if thou art desirous of also becoming
65     X, 29|       order that thou, when thou art in tribulation, mayest not
66     X, 30|        God's knowledge, for thou art called by the Deity Himself.