Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |       that there are two original causes of things, father and mother,
 2    IV, 4 |        midwife, and other endless causes, the time is not the same
 3    IV, 37|        reflection, (the magician) causes the moon to appear by the
 4     V, 3 | unfruitful when he is carnal, and causes the desire of the flesh.
 5     V, 7 |         came down from above, for causes that we shall afterwards
 6     V, 8 |          reason for the efficient causes of the occurrence of all
 7     V, 8 |           sun stands in these, he causes great turnings of the surrounding (
 8     V, 10|       said, they suppose that the causes of the generation of all
 9     V, 10|           the firmament have been causes of the generation of this
10     V, 12|          a murderer, for his work causes corruption and death. No
11   VII, 17|     existence of) two originating causes of the universe, alleging
12   VII, 17|        namely, that there are two causes of the universe, discord
13   VII, 17|        instruments and efficient (causes), but discord and friendship,
14   VII, 17|           And in regard of these (causes), Empedocles asserts that
15  VIII, 7 |          the entire world and all causes of creation constitute a
16    IX, 9 |         their principles, and the causes of their presumptuous attempts,
17     X, 10|        desire Him) from different causes. The more gross portion,
18     X, 28|          of these things, and the causes of the entire creation,
19     X, 28|         enough to elucidate those causes of which the Greeks, not