Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|       be one, ingenerable and incorruptible, as he says in The Laws: "
 2     I, 19|       Deity to be eternal and incorruptible, he says that God has providential
 3     V, 9 |      uprears the slime of the incorruptible (and) humid expanse of space.
 4     V, 12| difference of corruptible and incorruptible generation. As, however,
 5    VI, 9 |    speaks,--"an image from an incorruptible form, that alone reduces
 6    VI, 9 |    begotten, he says, from an incorruptible form alone, reduces all
 7    VI, 12|     that which is blessed and incorruptible in a latent condition in
 8    VI, 20|  system, Love forms the world incorruptible (and) eternal, as they suppose.
 9   VII, 7 |        The world, however, is incorruptible (and) eternal, according
10   VII, 15|   abide in (this) quarter are incorruptible, but corruptible if they
11  VIII, 5 |       all things, unbegotten, incorruptible, (and) eternal. And (he