Book, Chapter

 1     I, 4 |         that the Deity is a fire endued with intelligence, and that
 2     I, 12|         of a spherical form, and endued with perception in all parts.
 3    IV, 13| individuals, alleging themselves endued with foresight; sometimes,
 4    IV, 24|          upper parts of the body endued with more strength. The
 5     V, 3 |       men that are spiritual and endued with reason. But the Phrygians
 6    VI, 32|      altogether in every way are endued with an aptitude for investigation
 7    VI, 35|      with liquid substances, are endued with the quality of yielding
 8   VII, 6 |        is an animated Substance, endued with Sensation. Such are
 9   VII, 11|   offered Him suggestions, being endued with far greater wisdom
10    IX, 5 |        asserts that this fire is endued with intelligence, and a
11    IX, 6 |      regarded as silly, by those endued with intelligence. This
12    IX, 9 |          affirm themselves to be endued with a power of foretelling
13    IX, 12|        seem sufficient for those endued with sound mind. And so
14    IX, 25|       things in the creation are endued with sensation, and that
15     X, 2 |     whereas others from what was endued with quality. And among
16     X, 2 |       body devoid of quality and endued with unity, the Stoics,
17     X, 2 |  generated from one (an entity), endued with quality. Hippasus of
18     X, 7 |          The darkness being then endued with intelligence, and knowing
19     X, 11|          after this mode, and is endued with a foreknowledge of
20     X, 28|      sufficiently answered those endued with a sound mind, who,
21     X, 29|         exist a moist substance, endued with productive power. And
22     X, 29|        existence, was a creature endued with a capacity of self-determination,
23     X, 29|          and not to will, and is endued with power to do both. This