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1     I, 1 |                               I. THALES; HIS PHYSICS AND THEOLOGY;
2     I, 1 |       ASTRONOMY.~It is said that Thales of Miletus, one of the seven,
3     I, 4 |         living after the time of Thales, and that, furnishing a
4     I, 5 |          then, was the hearer of Thales. Anaximander was son of
5     I, 8 | philosophy, then, continued from Thales until Archelaus. Socrates
6     V, 4 |         moist substance, just as Thales also, the Milesian, (spoke
7    IX, 12|     there be that Pythagoras, or Thales, or Solon, or the wise Plato,
8     X, 2 |   Hippasus, and Anaximander, and Thales the Milesian, are disposed
9     X, 2 |        Anaximander from air, but Thales from water, and Xenophanes