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 1     I, prooe|      Apostles, having in the first instance received, have transmitted
 2     I, prooe|            advisable, in the first instance, by explaining the opinions
 3     I, 2    |      mentions also another clearer instance to be this: if, when the
 4     I, 14   |          principles, coldness, for instance water, and heat, for instance
 5     I, 14   |      instance water, and heat, for instance fire. And that fire, when
 6     I, 16   |         things that had means, for instance virtue and vice; and there
 7     I, 16   |             between extremes), for instance grey between white and black,
 8     I, 16   |            terminates in vice. For instance, he says that there are
 9     I, 17   |            quality is seen in, for instance, white, black; and quantity,
10     I, 17   |           black; and quantity, for instance two cubits, three cubits;
11     I, 17   |          cubits; and relation, for instance father, son; and where,
12     I, 17   |        father, son; and where, for instance at Athens, Megara; and when,
13     I, 17   |      Athens, Megara; and when, for instance during the tenth Olympiad;
14     I, 17   |      Olympiad; and possession, for instance to have acquired; and action,
15     I, 17   |          acquired; and action, for instance to write, and in general
16     I, 17   |           powers; and posture, for instance to lie down; and passion,
17     I, 17   |         lie down; and passion, for instance to be struck. He also supposes
18    IV, 6    |        shall we omit this: as, for instance, that one born in Leo will
19    IV, 14   |          are the root of them: for instance, of seven hundred there
20    IV, 14   |         themselves are a root: for instance, of nine, nine; of eight,
21    IV, 14   |           to a certain number: for instance, the letter n according
22    IV, 14   |           certain roots of it. For instance, (from) the name Agamemnon,
23    IV, 14   |          roots, I find, to give an instance, 36 monads. But the number
24    IV, 14   |            calculates it once; for instance, the name Patroclus has
25    IV, 14   |            but different ones: for instance, as an example, they no
26    IV, 15   |            as also lighting in the instance they argue in the case of (
27    IV, 38   |          the scales of fishes--for instance, the seahorse--cause the
28    IV, 43   |            succeeding numbers; for instance, the monad, superadded into
29    IV, 43   |       numbers) is mischievous. For instance, they pursue their calculations
30    IV, 48   |            great) creation, as for instance Engonasis, observing (at
31    IV, 51   | acknowledge it, to be in the first instance liars, then heretics. Since,
32     V, 8    |         greater influence; as, for instance, on some they act injuriously,
33     V, 11   |          there could not exist (an instance of) generation in which
34     V, 14   |           of instruction. Just for instance, he says, this child will
35     V, 14   |         the human countenance; for instance, the pupil of the eye, dark
36     V, 21   |         cause, having in the first instance formed, (according to His
37    VI, 47   |          remarkable (letter),--for instance, two and four and six,--
38    VI, 48   |         the energies of these--for instance, as hot, cold, moist, dry--
39   VII, 6    |         are of such a quality; for instance, white, grey, black, just,
40   VII, 8    |         Basilidians), in the first instance, laying hold on this borrowed
41   VII, 9    |           particoloured bird,--for instance the peacock, or some other (
42   VII, 20   |            of that (Redeemer), for instance Peter and Paul, and the
43  VIII, 7    |          altering bodies,--as, for instance, water into blood; and the
44    IX, 20   |         the president in the first instance gives those who come forward
45     X, 27   |           inhabitants in the first instance to these. For the word of