Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 48|         composed of seven stars, images of two creations. For the
 2    IV, 49|         firmament, are, he says, images, and exemplars from which
 3     V, 2 |       the uncorruptible God into images of the likeness of corruptible
 4     V, 3 |         of the Samothracians two images of naked men, having both
 5     V, 3 |       Cyllene. And the aforesaid images are figures of the primal
 6     V, 14|      arise) infinite concourses, images of infinite seals are necessarily
 7     V, 14|      necessarily produced. These images, therefore, are the forms
 8     V, 21|         creature; and (there are images of him) in the highways,
 9    VI, 15|      amongst them, on seeing the images of either Simon or Helen,
10    VI, 33|           that visible types and images of those two dispositions
11    VI, 37|           as well as figures and images. And not one of these was
12    VI, 38|     produced, in accordance with images of the elements, its own
13    VI, 41|       letters of these elements, images of images, which, being
14    VI, 41|        these elements, images of images, which, being reckoned along
15    VI, 48|         in number, they say, are images of the invisible decade
16   VII, 20|        And they make counterfeit images of Christ, alleging that
17    IX, 21| violation of law to pass beneath images. But the adherents of another