Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 46|        truth. Aratus, therefore, expresses himself thus:--~"Just as
 2    IV, 47|          his heel. For so Aratus expresses himself:--~"The right-foot'
 3    IV, 51|           and this is what Simon expresses thus: "The little will be
 4    VI, 27|       fire. Moses also, he says, expresses himself thus: "The Lord
 5    VI, 33|       same time with Ptolemaeus, expresses himself thus: (he says)
 6    VI, 33| Epiphanes, a teacher among them--expresses himself thus: "The earliest
 7    VI, 44|         twenty-four elements, he expresses himself thus: that Henotes
 8    VI, 46|     creation of this (Jesus), he expresses himself thus: That powers
 9   VII, 3 |   species, as that (philosopher) expresses it, and a third a certain
10   VII, 17|         friendship. (Empedocles) expresses himself somehow thus:--~"
11   VII, 17|  Empedocles) somewhere or other (expresses himself) in the following
12   VII, 17|         Friendship, (Empedocles) expresses himself in the following
13   VII, 17|    according to Empedocles,) who expresses himself after some such
14   VII, 19|  entreats her to assist him, and expresses himself somehow thus:--~"
15   VII, 26|          sprung from these, thus expresses himself, (saying) that there
16  VIII, 7 |       the ten commandments which expresses allegorically the divine
17     X, 11|         opinions with these, and expresses himself thus: That there