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 1     I, 7 |        And that the rivers also derive support from the rains and
 2     I, 7 |       of the stars which do not derive their radiance from the
 3    IV, 51|       and twelve, and the rest, derive the principle of generation
 4     V, 3 |        who says that all things derive consistence from one, is
 5     V, 8 |               VIII. THE PERATAE DERIVE THEIR SYSTEM FROM THE ASTROLOGERS;
 6     V, 10|        this manner objects here derive from the emanation of the
 7     V, 11|       lot for those things that derive their existence from generation.
 8     V, 15|     all-wise Sethians appear to derive (their opinion) from Homer:--~"
 9     V, 16|   separated. Nay, but, he says, derive the same lesson from the
10    VI, 4 |   manifest portions of the fire derive their being from its secret (
11   VII, 3 |      species of existent things derive their distinctions. And
12   VII, 4 |       of all particular animals derive their subsistence. And this
13   VII, 4 |        the rest of the animals, derive the principle (of existence)
14  VIII, 3 |     bastards. Those, then, that derive their nature from the places
15  VIII, 8 |      these (heretics) evidently derive their origin from geometrical
16    IX, 5 | immortal, that is, when the one derive life from death, and the
17     X, 3 |  CONTINUED.~But among those who derive all entities from more things
18     X, 3 |        Lucanian, and Aristotle, derive the universe from five principles;
19     X, 21|         The Phrygians, however, derive the principles of their