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 1     I, 8 |        SYSTEMS.~Archelaus was by birth an Athenian, and son of
 2     I, 22|   philosophy, after Zamolxis, by birth a Thracian, a servant of
 3    IV, 3 |     requisite that the (time of) birth of the person falling under
 4    IV, 3 |         For from (the moment) of birth the ascension of the zodiacal
 5    IV, 3 |          it possible to take the birth of persons, falling under
 6    IV, 3 |     investigation, they draw the birth of persons falling under
 7    IV, 3 |         fix the horoscope of the birth.~
 8    IV, 4 |         DO THIS AT THE PERIOD OF BIRTH.~For this reason it is impossible
 9    IV, 4 |      this be done from (that of) birth. For, in the first place,
10    IV, 4 |         declared that there is a birth; whether it is when the
11    IV, 4 |      horoscope at the periods of birth, but in reality do not know
12    IV, 4 |         it easy to signify this (birth) by striking the metallic
13    IV, 4 |          However, grant that the birth is comprehensible, yet neither
14    IV, 5 |          FIXING THE HOROSCOPE AT BIRTH; EQUALLY FUTILE; USE OF
15    IV, 5 |          from the Chaldeans, the birth can be ascertained, not
16    IV, 5 |        examining the time of the birth in any particular latitude,
17    IV, 7 |        human observation for one birth be able to harmonize with
18     V, 4 |           he says, is blind from birth, and has never beheld the
19     V, 21|           HIS EXPLANATION OF THE BIRTH, LIFE, AND DEATH OF OUR
20    VI, 30|   VALENTINUS' EXPLANATION OF THE BIRTH OF JESUS; TWOFOLD DOCTRINE
21    VI, 46|           MARCUS' ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTH AND LIFE OF OUR LORD.~But
22   VII, 19|         was that, independent of birth, (the Logos) Himself descended
23  VIII, 2 |     immediately concerned in his birth, for three immeasurable
24  VIII, 10|        HIS NOTION CONCERNING THE BIRTH AND BODY OF OUR LORD.~But
25  VIII, 12| foregoing). and are Phrygians by birth. These have been rendered
26    IX, 2 |           Noetus by name, and by birth a native of Smyrna. This
27    IX, 5 |      ORIGIN; NOETUS' VIEW OF THE BIRTH AND PASSION OF OUR LORD.~
28    IX, 5 |           And, on account of the birth that had taken place, He
29    IX, 9 |        undergoing alterations of birth, and having his soul transferred
30     X, 23|           also, Noetus, being by birth a native of Smyrna, and