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 1     I, 8 |        Anaxagoras, asserted the mixture of matter, and enunciated
 2     I, 8 |   immediately in mind a certain mixture; and that the originating
 3     I, 12|   opinion that there had been a mixture of the earth with the sea,
 4    IV, 28|     sorcerer) infusing copperas mixture, and melting the drug, having
 5    IV, 28|         one write with copperas mixture likewise, and having ground
 6    IV, 28| infusing along with it copperas mixture. For in this way the paper
 7    IV, 31|   consumed; and (yet though the mixture) be poured upon the head,
 8    IV, 34|      and of gum. Now this (last mixture) certainly answers most
 9    IV, 38|       scales being steeped in a mixture of water and gum, and fastened
10     V, 16|      SETHIAN THEORY CONCERNING "MIXTURE" AND "COMPOSITION;" APPLICATION
11     V, 16|      respecting composition and mixture. But this theory has formed
12     V, 16|      concerning composition and mixture is constituted according
13     V, 16|       savour (results) from the mixture of many incense-offerings
14     V, 16|        as there is one place of mixture for all animals, so also
15    VI, 34|          and sometimes of a red mixture, so that his dupes imagined
16    VI, 34|      infusing secretly into the mixture some drug that possessed
17    VI, 35|        infusing (the aforesaid) mixture into a smaller cup, was
18    VI, 35|         a superabundance of the mixture ensued, and was so far augmented,
19    VI, 35|         proceeded to drink (the mixture), as if it were something
20     X, 7 |   incense made out of a refined mixture,--a power diffusing itself
21     X, 7 |        of crying aloud from the mixture of the waters, according