Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 | ASTRONOMY.~After this (thinker) comes Anaxagoras, son of Hegesibulus,
 2     V, 1 |       form as this: "From thee (comes) father, and through thee (
 3     V, 1 |       father, and through thee (comes) mother, two names immortal,
 4     V, 3 |       how and in what manner he comes down. This, says he, is
 5     V, 3 |      What sea-born sinless sage comes hither,~Undying Egyptian
 6     V, 4 |        and its peculiar quality comes to each nature from this
 7     V, 11|         generation; and that it comes into the wilderness, that
 8     V, 16|  hastens towards the Logos that comes from above in servile form;
 9    VI, 36|        death, (when) the bishop comes and whispers (it) into the (
10    IX, 19|      And so it is, that when it comes to the last the Essenes
11     X, 26|      father is Heber. And so it comes to pass that the Jews are