Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|   treating a question) and in fact, and (in order to show)
 2     I, 12   | Metrodorus, however, from the fact of its being filtered through
 3     V, 11   |     who are ignorant (of this fact), he says, are Egyptians.
 4     V, 11   |       this top of his head, a fact which is more incredible
 5     V, 12   |        assimilating, from the fact of its immobility, the brain
 6     V, 21   |  things disguisedly, from the fact that all do not attain the
 7    VI, 11   |      operative. For, from the fact of its speaking all things,
 8    VI, 15   |    This doctrine, in point of fact, was the same with the it
 9    VI, 16   |     his own, yet, in point of fact, he has altered the doctrines
10    VI, 36   |     reach of danger, from the fact of their belonging to the
11    VI, 38   |       pronunciation, from the fact that one could not pronounce
12    VI, 41   |  Pater and Aletheia, from the fact that these are mute--that
13    VI, 41   |    Logos and of Zoe, from the fact that these are intermediate
14    VI, 41   |    nine (mutes). But from the fact that Logos wanted (one of
15   VII, 11   |    comely, more lustrous, (in fact,) pre-eminent for beauty
16   VII, 14   |    these is Abrasax, from the fact that his name comprises
17   VII, 17   |      exist, because, from the fact of their being unbegotten,
18   VII, 18   |   Empedocles? For in point of fact you follow in every respect
19  VIII, 4    |    make others blind. But the fact is, that the sophists of
20  VIII, 11   |      however, attend to this (fact), that the legal enactment
21    IX, 2    |    and augmentation, from the fact that Zephyrinus and Callistus
22    IX, 6    | headlong into folly, from the fact that all consented to his
23    IX, 7    |    again to abscond, from the fact of his being watched, planned
24    IX, 25   |      of the Christ,--from the fact of their not discerning
25     X, 12   |     in this respect, from the fact of His having been begotten;
26     X, 26   |       called Israel, from the fact that a race of kings would
27     X, 29   |    himself. But man, from the fact of his possessing a capacity