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 1    IV, 6 |      dragon?--in regard of which Aratus says:--~"But two his temples,
 2    IV, 46|           THE ASTROTHEOSOPHISTS; ARATUS IMITATED BY THE HERESIARCHS;
 3    IV, 46|         the opinions advanced by Aratus concerning the disposition
 4    IV, 46|        silliness, but not truth. Aratus, therefore, expresses himself
 5    IV, 47|       THE HERETICS BORROWED FROM ARATUS.~Aratus says that there
 6    IV, 47|   HERETICS BORROWED FROM ARATUS.~Aratus says that there are in the
 7    IV, 47|   risings one with other."~(Here Aratus) says that the head of this (
 8    IV, 47|        means of the stars, which Aratus styles a wearied image,
 9    IV, 47|         denominated "Engonasis." Aratus then affirms that he does
10    IV, 47|       guarding) his heel. For so Aratus expresses himself:--~"The
11    IV, 48|          THE LOGOS IDENTIFIED BY ARATUS WITH THE CONSTELLATION CANIS;
12    IV, 48|         AND LIFE GENERALLY.~And (Aratus) says that (the constellations)
13    IV, 48|    Mercury among the Greeks. And Aratus, with regard to the construction
14    IV, 48|         seventh. If, then, says (Aratus), Adam, acknowledging (his
15    IV, 48|     violent effort to do so. And Aratus styles him Anguitenens,
16    IV, 48|         is narrow, towards which Aratus says that the Sidonians
17    IV, 48|          Sidonians navigate. But Aratus has spoken partly of the
18    IV, 48|     generator. Hence it is said, Aratus has spoken of the rising
19    IV, 48| philosophize, in regard to which Aratus has expressed himself thus:--~"
20    IV, 49| DIFFERENT ORDERS OF ANIMALS,~But Aratus says, near this (constellation)