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 1     I, 21|   their own peculiar language call God by the name which we
 2    IV, 1 |       each zodiacal sign they call limits of the stars those
 3    IV, 32|      Phoebus deathless made~I call to come, and aid my sacrificial
 4    IV, 35|       until he himself should call them; and after having given
 5    IV, 48| pierced it through, and said, Call it Lyre."~It consists of
 6     V, 2 | Perfect Man, for even so they call him. Again, then, they ask
 7     V, 2 |     description the Assyrians call Adonis or Endymion; and
 8     V, 2 | ethereal texture--for so they call the planetary stars, allegorizing
 9     V, 2 |    fourth number; for so they call the Demiurge and father
10     V, 3 |      who are ignorant of him, call him Geryon with the threefold
11     V, 3 |       the Phrygians, he says, call also PAPA, because he tranquillized
12     V, 3 |       the Phrygians, he says, call this very one "goat-herd" (
13     V, 3 |     whence, he says, they all call the twos centre of the heaven
14     V, 3 | manner, he says, the Phygians call this one "Aipolis," inasmuch
15     V, 4 |   doctors have cut this, they call it "Amychai." In this way,
16     V, 4 |        he says, the Phrygians call him "Amygdalus," from which
17     V, 8 |       the zodiacal signs, and call the world of the fixed zodiacal
18     V, 11|                  XI. WHY THEY CALL THEMSELVES PERATAE; THEIR
19     V, 16|       smell, and the Persians call this "rhadinace." The similitude
20    VI, 10|   like milk, the flower,~Gods call it 'Moly,' and hard for
21    VI, 14|  mentioned) men might wish to call him. "And that the prophets,
22    VI, 15| adoration to these." But they call the one Lord and the other
23    VI, 15|  either Simon or Helen, would call them by name, he is cast
24    VI, 33| essence, which very (power) I call Unity. These four powers
25    VI, 33|       two spouses, which they call likewise dispositions, viz.,
26    VI, 36|   promise another, which they call Redemption. And by this (
27    VI, 48|   bodies, which they likewise call heavens. There is next a
28   VII, 8 |       although undoubtedly we call this ineffable,--but that
29   VII, 19|    Himself acknowledges: "Why call ye me good? there is one
30    IX, 7 |      to all shame, attempt to call themselves a Catholic Church!
31    IX, 10|      in this book: 'Behold, I call to witness the heaven and
32    IX, 21|    adherents of another party call no one Lord except the Deity,
33     X, 5 |     the serpent. The Naasseni call the first principle of the
34     X, 11|     Babel; and the Justinians call the latter Venus. And (they