Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|         disclose wickedness of this description to any man, he would neither
 2     I, 3    | transmutation of all souls into any description of animal. For Pythagoras,
 3     I, 17   |           substance is of some such description as God, man, and each of
 4    IV, 16   |            will be of the following description: round head, thick hair,
 5    IV, 17   |            will be of the following description: red countenance, size not
 6    IV, 18   |         Cancer are of the following description: size not large, hair like
 7    IV, 19   |            Leo are of the following description: round head, reddish hair,
 8    IV, 20   |          Virgo are of the following description: fair appearance, eyes not
 9    IV, 21   |            will be of the following description: hair thin, drooping, reddish
10    IV, 22   |        Scorpio are of the following description: a maidenish countenance,
11    IV, 23   |            will be of the following description: great length, square forehead.
12    IV, 24   |            will be of the following description: reddish body, projection
13    IV, 25   |            will be of the following description: square in size, of a diminutive
14    IV, 26   |            will be of the following description: of moderate dimensions,
15    IV, 32   |          smoke, and that of a fiery description. Then also putting a linen
16    IV, 49   |        replete with animals of this description.~
17     V, 2    |         soul. And an entity of this description the Assyrians call Adonis
18     V, 4    |         paradise planted with every description of tree, and supplied with
19     V, 8    |            them in an error of this description. For the astrologers, alleging
20     V, 8    |             Aries is a sign of this description, and that which is diametrically
21     V, 14   |            there is a power of this description belonging unto the principles
22     V, 14   |           into a nature of the same description with spirit. The darkness,
23     V, 21   |        every respect answering (the description of) the girl in the legend
24     V, 21   |             from some cause of this description has arisen the necessity
25     V, 21   |       adducing all accounts of this description, which correspond with (
26    VI, 6    |     inasmuch as the fire is of this description, according to Simon, and
27    VI, 20   |         divided parts. Of some such description as this, so it appears,
28    VI, 22   |      attempt by some method of this description to converse by means of
29    VI, 36   |    enormities) many (dupes) of this description who had become his disciples,
30    VI, 37   |           name was of the following description. He was accustomed to utter
31   VII, 1    |            haven. For a sea of this description is both infested with wild
32   VII, 6    |      denominate a substance of this description individual. For genus has
33   VII, 7    |             as Substance is of this description, the arrangement of the
34   VII, 10   |         Deity so great, and of this description. (But this Deity) the creature
35   VII, 11   |             For some beauty of this description appeared to the Great Archon
36   VII, 15   |         sheep. (For) a wish of this description would, he says, be their
37   VII, 15   |             produced fruits of this description.~
38   VII, 17   |           is."~An operation of this description Friendship maintains, and
39  VIII, 1    |             myself briefly--of this description and so great, that is, small
40  VIII, 13   |     asceticism. But persons of this description are estimated Cynics rather
41  VIII, 13   |         deter from an error of this description those who have been impelled
42    IX, 4    |           words and works of such a description as I am giving an account
43    IX, 5    |            not persons holding this description of opinions be proved to
44    IX, 6    |          habits of a person of this description, the heresy attempted to
45    IX, 8    |         have been involved in every description of lasciviousness, and filthiness,
46    IX, 18   |           habit of a person of this description is on trial,--and when he
47    IX, 19   |           With oaths, then, of this description, they bind those who come
48    IX, 20   |           the mattock,--for of this description is the hatchet, which the
49    IX, 21   |          they meet a person of this description in any place alone, they
50    IX, 21   |             torture persons of this description, in order to induce any
51     X, 7    |             threefold being of this description, the power simultaneously
52     X, 7    |    translated into a nature of this description. The darkness being then
53     X, 12   |          advance assertions of this description: that the primal Deity is
54     X, 19   |             heresy of the following description, alleging that all things
55     X, 19   |      according to some mode of this description. And Theodotus affirms that
56     X, 19   |       Christ. Now, opinions of this description were advaned by Theodotus.~