Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|      reputed blessings. And that frequently he names these means also,
 2    IV, 5 |          reasonable to say, that frequently, for one whose fate it was
 3    IV, 25|      honourable, large eyebrows; frequently they are born in the midst
 4    IV, 26|        like fishes, shaggy hair, frequently they become soon grey. The
 5    IV, 28|          Accordingly there ensue frequently to the attendant formidable
 6    IV, 33|      previously washes his hands frequently in brine; the consequence
 7    IV, 33|   vinegar, he wash them in brine frequently, he is not scorched: and
 8    IV, 33|       second and third time, and frequently, (the sorcerer) contrives
 9    IV, 37|        appear by the mirror. But frequently, also, they suspend on high
10    IV, 48|         period of Canis' rising, frequently, though not having struck
11    VI, 8 |     account, he says, the Logos, frequently looking towards the things
12    VI, 35|      chalice), and, pouring them frequently from one cup to the other,
13   VII, 9 |       again of other plants, and frequently of others (still), that
14    IX, 2 | collusion with them; but we have frequently offered them opposition,
15    IX, 7 |          on account of his being frequently accused by Sabellius, as
16    IX, 9 |         both previously and that frequently again He had been born and
17     X, 1 |        And although we have very frequently propounded demonstrations,
18     X, 25|      transfused into many bodies frequently, and was now in Jesus. And,