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 1     V, 3 |     similarly with the Thracians, denominate Corybas, because, (though)
 2     V, 3 |         reason. But the Phrygians denominate this same also "corpse"--
 3     V, 4 |          horn of the moon; Greeks denominate (thee) Wisdom; Samothracians,
 4     V, 8 |     diminutive parts; for so they denominate the very smallest parts,
 5     V, 8 |           well. And of these they denominate some malicious, and some
 6     V, 9 |  ignorance has been accustomed to denominate Cronus, guarded with chains
 7     V, 10|     emanation, which (world) they denominate formal. And (they maintain)
 8     V, 11|          OF THE ASTROLOGERS.~They denominate themselves, however, Peratae,
 9    VI, 9 | epigastrium,--(now) all in common denominate this a navel,--these two
10    VI, 33|        Aeons." But others, again, denominate the chief and originating
11    VI, 37|         of the second, which they denominate Redemption. But not even
12   VII, 6 |       generated from the genus, I denominate a substance of this description
13     X, 15|       nothing at all, though some denominate the just one likewise evil,