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 1     I, 3 |     recognised his shield.The foregoing are the tenets of Empedocles.~
 2     I, 16|       excess; and on justice, foregoing a claim according to defect,
 3     I, 18|       there is no vacuum. The foregoing are the opinions of the
 4     I, 23|     All these, then, made the foregoing statements in their doctrine
 5    IV, 34|     for security's sake, (the foregoing statements). For although
 6    IV, 42|        XLII. THE FRAUD OF THE FOREGOING PRACTICES; THEIR CONNECTION
 7    IV, 45|               XLV. USE OF THE FOREGOING DISCUSSIONS,~It appears,
 8     V, 5 |       ONE OF THEIR HYMNS.~The foregoing remarks, then, though few
 9   VII, 3 |      order, however, that the foregoing statement may be clear,
10   VII, 17|   system of philosophy as the foregoing is advanced for us by Empedocles
11  VIII, 12| heretical in nature (than the foregoing). and are Phrygians by birth.
12    IX, 7 |      the Church, adopting the foregoing system of instruction. And
13    IX, 18|        And in addition to the foregoing promises, he swears to impart
14    IX, 23|     method of living with the foregoing sects, but make an alteration