Book, Chapter

1    IV, 47|           and he is denominated "Engonasis." Aratus then affirms that
2    IV, 47| astronomic systems), assert that Engonasis is Adam, according to the
3    IV, 48|      sides near him,--now I mean Engonasis,--but that he bends the
4    IV, 48|      portion with the Beast. And Engonasis seems on both sides to extend
5    IV, 48|        is guarded by the foot of Engonasis. A man also stands firmly
6    IV, 48|          is seen "on his knees" (Engonasis). The second creation, however,
7    IV, 48|        creation, as for instance Engonasis, observing (at the same
8     V, 11|         visible the piteous man "Engonasis,"~"Holding the right foot'
9     V, 11|      fierce."~And at the back of Engonasis is an imperfect serpent,