Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|   subject to the necessity of corruption, but that on account of
 2     I, 16|       involves a necessity of corruption. Those, however, who assert
 3     I, 18| destruction; and this all but corruption, and the generation from
 4     V, 7 |   above, must be rescued from corruption. ~
 5     V, 10|   stars their generation, and corruption, and arrangement. Since,
 6     V, 11|    Sea--that is, the water of corruption, which is Cronus--and that
 7     V, 12| murderer, for his work causes corruption and death. No one, then,
 8   VII, 17|       are not able to undergo corruption. But fire, (and water,)
 9  VIII, 3 |    fear lest they may undergo corruption as being themselves perishable,
10     X, 6 |    having been separated from corruption, and that the third is destroyed,
11     X, 30|     beyond the possibility of corruption, just like the soul. And