Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|        hold communication with any person whatsoever, unless he first
 2     I, 1    |           natural philosophy. This person said that some such thing
 3     I, 1    |            beginning nor end. This person, having been occupied with
 4     I, 2    |         the same opinion. And this person, instituting an investigation
 5     I, 2    |     growing in along with it. This person, being burned along with
 6     I, 3    |    managing earthly concerns. This person affirmed the originating
 7     I, 5    | subsistence, and destruction. This person declared the Infinite to
 8     I, 5    |            severs the clouds. This person was born in the third year
 9     I, 7    |         native of Clazomenae. This person affirmed the originating
10     I, 7    |        head against the cold. This person was the first to frame definitions
11     I, 8    |           son of Apollodorus. This person, similarly with Anaxagoras,
12    IV, 3    |         the (time of) birth of the person falling under inspection
13    IV, 4    |          when they allege that the person sitting beside the woman
14    IV, 4    |         the listener, that is, the person who has gone up to the elevated
15    IV, 4    |    adjusted to the moment when the person is born.~
16    IV, 5    |    requisite information from this person may set the horoscope correctly?
17    IV, 5    |          say accurately, whether a person born at this time will be
18    IV, 14   |       remaining monads; (so that a person using this method) says,
19    IV, 27   |           one should allege that a person born in Leo should be irascible,
20    IV, 30   |           parts. In order that the person bringing the drug may escape
21    IV, 34   |             perchance, any knavish person, taking Occasion (from my
22    IV, 34   |      statements). For although one person may make use of these for
23     V, 2    |       Attis, and herself has this (person) as an object of affection,
24     V, 3    |         gate), he says, no unclean person shall enter, nor one that
25     V, 12   |            the powers into his own person; but at another time takes
26    VI, 14   |            slave), and enjoyed her person. He, (however,) was likewise
27    VI, 22   |         with an enraged man; for a person in a passion is like fire,
28    VI, 42   |     ascended the mountain a fourth person, and became the sixth. And (
29    IX, 2    |           a native of Smyrna. This person introduced a heresy from
30    IX, 2    |       minister and pupil, and this person during his sojourn at Rome
31    IX, 5    |          being a Father. That this person suffered by being fastened
32    IX, 5    |            of followers, that this person is God and Father of the
33    IX, 6    |        exposure of the habits of a person of this description, the
34    IX, 7    |        down from our fathers. This person, however, by coming into (
35    IX, 7    |        delivered the letter to the person who at that time was governor
36    IX, 7    |      damage; and transferring this person from Antium, appointed him
37    IX, 7    |       contrast, Zephyrinus to be a person able neither to form a judgment
38    IX, 7    |         that the Father is not one person and the Son another, but
39    IX, 7    |      styled one God, and that this Person being one, cannot be two."
40    IX, 7    |        Father suffered, and is one Person, being careful to avoid
41    IX, 7    |      declared in reference to this person: "Who art thou that judgest
42    IX, 18   |           two years the habit of a person of this description is on
43    IX, 18   |            that he will not hate a person who injures him, or is hostile
44    IX, 21   |        such to be an uncircumcised person, they will closely watch
45    IX, 21   |           him and when they meet a person of this description in any
46     X, 23   |          Deity; therefore this one person, (according to Callistus,)
47     X, 29   |     delivering precepts not by the person of prophets, nor terrifying
48     X, 29   |             And that by Himself in Person He might prove that God