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1     I, 1 |       AND THEOLOGY; FOUNDER OF GREEK ASTRONOMY.~It is said that
2    IV, 28|   several words, partly in the Greek, and partly, as it were,
3     V, 3 |      THESE ON THE AUTHORITY OF GREEK POETS; ALLEGORIZE OUR SAVIOUR'
4    VI, 3 |       tiresome fellow. Now the Greek, by confining many of the
5    VI, 16|        his obligations to (the Greek philosophers), and in this
6    VI, 17|            XVII. ORIGIN OF THE GREEK PHILOSOPHY. ~The origin,
7    VI, 45| eighty-eight. Now likewise the Greek alphabet has eight monads
8  VIII, 4 |      DOCTRINE DERIVED FROM THE GREEK SOPHISTS.~These (statements),
9     X, 27|    ancestors; nay, even in the Greek tongue they are called by