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 1     I, 1 |       OF GREEK ASTRONOMY.~It is said that Thales of Miletus,
 2     I, 1 |         philosophy. This person said that some such thing as
 3     I, 2 |       This philosopher likewise said that the soul is immortal,
 4     I, 2 |     beans, because that Zaratas said that, at the origin and
 5     I, 2 |          Zaniolxis, who also is said to have taught the Celtic
 6     I, 5 |     native of Miletus. This man said that the originating principle
 7     I, 14|         world. And the soul, he said, is sometimes brain, but
 8    IV, 1 |       which is in the middle is said to be guarded by those holding
 9    IV, 1 |       extremities. And they are said to look upon one another,
10    IV, 5 |      them all. And again, it is said that one born under the
11    IV, 28|         with alkanet, and, as I said, depositing the wax in the
12    IV, 48|         pierced it through, and said, Call it Lyre."~It consists
13    IV, 48|          generator. Hence it is said, Aratus has spoken of the
14     V, 2 |      which has been written: "I said, Ye are gods, and all children
15     V, 3 |       mystery. And again, it is said, the Saviour has declared, "
16     V, 3 |         Concerning these, it is said, the Saviour has expressly
17     V, 4 |     whatsoever things have been said and done by all men, (may
18     V, 5 |         maze of ills.~But Jesus said, Father, behold,~A strife
19     V, 8 |     beneficent. And (stars) are said to look upon one another,
20     V, 10|     through them all. For, as I said, they suppose that the causes
21     V, 16|         what has been admirably said (in Scripture); and partly
22     V, 21|        Moses, observing, "Moses said these things disguisedly,
23    VI, 3 |     that which he thought, when said, would make it supposed
24    VI, 4 | consuming fire," taking what is said by Moses not in its correct
25    VI, 8 |      which Moses commended, and said that they were very good.
26    VI, 11|       fruit, fully formed, as I said, equal and similar to the
27    VI, 14|         explanation of them. He said, however, that this (Helen)
28    VI, 14|        him)." Wherefore, (Simon said,) that towards these (prophets)
29    VI, 15|      and charms, and the demons said to be senders of dreams,
30    VI, 19|   universe being divided, as we said, into the intelligible and
31    VI, 30|       of the prophets, he says, said anything concerning the
32    VI, 37|    single articulation. Then he said, that the restoration of
33    VI, 47|         this account that it is said that the word Amen embraces
34   VII, 6 |       as with the genus, what I said constituted animality, (
35   VII, 6 |         definition of animal is said to suit all animals alike.
36  VIII, 2 |        species, then, as I have said, of the third AEon were
37  VIII, 10|  propounded some novel opinion, said that God made all things
38  VIII, 13| requisite to explain the things said or done by these, test on
39    IX, 4 |         deceived him, when they said, 'What we have seen and
40    IX, 7 |   Carpophorus, as a devout man, said he was indifferent regarding
41    IX, 7 |       form a judgment of things said, nor discerning the design
42     X, 27|        prevailed, when the Lord said, "Be fruitful, and multiply,