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 1     I, 4 |          UNIVERSAL DOGMATISM; HIS THEORY OF FLUX; OTHER SYSTEMS.~
 2     I, 5 |               V. ANAXIMANDER; HIS THEORY OF THE INFINITE; HIS ASTRONOMIC
 3     I, 7 |              VII. ANAXAGORAS; HIS THEORY OF MIND; RECOGNISES AN EFFICIENT
 4     I, 9 |               IX. PARMENIDES; HIS THEORY OF "UNITY;" HIS ESCHATOLOGY.~
 5     I, 10|          X. LEUCIPPUS; HIS ATOMIC THEORY.~But Leucippus, an associate
 6     I, 19|            he also propounded his theory concerning wise men, asserting
 7    IV, 10|                                X. THEORY OF STELLAR MOTION AND DISTANCE
 8    IV, 11|                               XI. THEORY OF THE SIZE OF THE HEAVENLY
 9    IV, 27|           XXVII. FUTILITY OF THIS THEORY OF STELLAR INFLUENCE.~Since,
10    IV, 43|         THEIR THEOLOGY BASED ON A THEORY OF NUMBERS; THEIR SYSTEM
11    IV, 44|                    XLIV. EGYPTIAN THEORY OF NATURE; THEIR AMULETS.~
12     V, 2 |    ACCORDING TO THOMAS;" ASSYRIAN THEORY OF THE SOUL; THE SYSTEMS
13     V, 11|         THEMSELVES PERATAE; THEIR THEORY OF GENERATION SUPPORTED
14     V, 16|                  XVI. THE SETHIAN THEORY CONCERNING "MIXTURE" AND "
15     V, 16|        become conversant with the theory respecting composition and
16     V, 16| composition and mixture. But this theory has formed a subject of
17     V, 16|   Sethians, then, affirm that the theory concerning composition and
18    VI, 16|          Pythagorean and Platonic theory. For Plato, in the Timaeus,
19    VI, 16|          Pythagorean and Platonic theory, and that (then we should
20    VI, 17|           which Plato derived his theory in the Timaeus, is (the)
21    VI, 24|       PHILOSOPHY; THE VALENTINIAN THEORY OF EMANATION BY DUADS.~Of
22   VII, 17|     comprise (Empedocles') entire theory of the world: (viz.,) water
23   VII, 19|          system formed out of the theory concerning the good and
24     X, 16|          declared, and by another theory supposed that there are