Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 47|         assert that Engonasis is Adam, according to the commandment
 2    IV, 48|         If, then, says (Aratus), Adam, acknowledging (his guilt)
 3    IV, 48|    affirms, is that according to Adam in labours, this is he who
 4    IV, 49|          asserts that Cepheus is Adam, Cassiepea Eve, Andromeda
 5     V, 1 |        is denominated among them Adam; and hymns many and various
 6     V, 2 |    doctrine with them is the man Adam, and they say that concerning
 7     V, 2 |           however, say that this Adam is the man whom alone earth
 8     V, 2 |         is celebrated as the man Adam, having been begotten by
 9     V, 2 |      above, or the primal man or Adam, as it seems to them, souls
10     V, 2 |       rock," he says, he uses of Adam. This, he affirms, is Adam: "
11     V, 2 |       Adam. This, he affirms, is Adam: "The chief corner-stone
12     V, 2 |          thither has fallen from Adam, the primal man above. And
13     V, 3 |       him who is above, (namely) Adam; and there is one mortal
14     V, 3 |          ZEESAR. CAULACAU, i.e., Adam, who is farthest above;
15     V, 3 |          among them, that (same) Adam as the primal man. And habitually
16     V, 3 |         I also will forget you." Adam, he says, speaks to his
17     V, 3 | spiritual come flowing down from Adam above; for the word "eleusesthai"
18     V, 4 |         Samothracians, venerable Adam; Haemonians, Corybas; and
19     V, 15|     three were born in paradise--Adam, Eve, the serpent; or when
20     V, 21|          the spirit. And the man Adam is produced as some actual
21     V, 21|   however, likewise went in unto Adam, and had unnatural intercourse
22     V, 21|      eagle is Naas, and Ganymede Adam. And when they assert that
23    VI, 30|     created in (the likeness of) Adam have been created from the
24   VII, 13|          Sin, then, reigned from Adam unto Moses," as it has been
25  VIII, 9 | destruction. But he alleges that Adam is not saved on account