Book, Chapter

 1     I, 4 |        Heraclitus. After these arose also other natural philosophers,
 2     I, 8 |    generation from one another arose unto them; and men were
 3     I, 23|       next which of them first arose.~Chaos, no doubt, the very
 4     I, 23|      no doubt, the very first, arose; but next~Wide-stretching
 5     I, 23|    from Chaos and gloomy Night arose;~And, in turn, from Night
 6    IV, 51|   Arithmeticians and geometers arose, to whom especially Pythagoras
 7    VI, 14|       likewise, the Trojan war arose on her account. For in the
 8    VI, 14|  themselves), sedition and war arose, during which (this chief
 9    VI, 26| offspring of Sophia, confusion arose in the Pleroma. (For all)
10     X, 26|       time of Phaleg, however, arose the dispersion of nations.