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 1     I, prooe| doctrines have derived their origin from the wisdom of the Greeks,
 2     I, 2    |     the rest, partake of the origin of existence from ten. Of
 3     I, 2    |    Zaratas said that, at the origin and concretion of all things,
 4     I, 8    |      THAT OF ANAXAGORAS; HIS ORIGIN OF THE EARTH AND OF ANIMALS;
 5     I, 17   |       HIS ETHICAL DOCTRINES; ORIGIN OF THE EPITHET "PERIPATETIC."~
 6    IV, 6    |      VI. ZODIACAL INFLUENCE; ORIGIN OF SIDEREAL NAMES. ~But
 7    IV, 14   |    and names, constitute the origin of their attempted system
 8    IV, 48   |   AND POSITION OF THE STARS; ORIGIN OF THE PHOENICIANS; THE
 9    IV, 50   |     existence long after the origin of man,--(what, I say, is
10     V, 1    |   CHARACTERISTICS OF HERESY; ORIGIN OF THE NAME NAASSENI; THE
11     V, 14   |    power of pregnancy is the origin of the production of a man
12    VI, 17   |                        XVII. ORIGIN OF THE GREEK PHILOSOPHY. ~
13    VI, 17   |   THE GREEK PHILOSOPHY. ~The origin, then, from which Plato
14    VI, 24   |   which became mistress, and origin, and mother of all the Aeons
15    VI, 28   |      XXVIII. THE VALENTINIAN ORIGIN OF THE CREATION.~As, therefore,
16    VI, 32   |     which is of Pythagorean (origin), has been sufficiently,
17   VII, 10   |                           X. ORIGIN OF THE WORLD; BASILIDES'
18   VII, 26   |      written are (of) human (origin), and are false. And (Apelles)
19  VIII, 8    |       evidently derive their origin from geometrical and arithmetical
20    IX, 3    |      that are of Heraclitean origin. Such parts of their system
21    IX, 5    |     OF NOETUS OF HERACLITEAN ORIGIN; NOETUS' VIEW OF THE BIRTH
22     X, 2    |    the Ephesian declared the origin of things to be from fire,
23     X, 11   |     after having learned his origin, ascended to the Good Being,
24     X, 21   |    of what appertains to the origin and creation of the universe,