Book, Chapter

 1     I, 1 |      person said that some such thing as water is the generative
 2     I, 16|         one choose such an evil thing? He, you reply, (would do
 3     I, 16|         not an evil, but a good thing, if it is likely to prove
 4     I, 19|       and that there is no such thing at all as providence or
 5     V, 3 |        by him, and not even one thing was made without him, and
 6     V, 11|       says, perish by any other thing quicker than by water. Water,
 7     V, 11|         without Him was not one thing that was made. And what
 8    VI, 19|         But one must see that a thing is white, and taste that
 9   VII, 15|   proper periods. And that each thing, says (Basilides), has its
10    IX, 5 |       were confessedly some one thing. For he says, "An obscure
11    IX, 5 | different, but one and the same thing. At all events, he censures
12     X, 13|      that appropriates each one thing unto himself, as another (