Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  8, 1|      have been with bad effect transferred by the latter one to the
2    I,  9, 2|        of the names, they have transferred them to their own system;
3    I, 24, 7|        these latter, they have transferred them to their own type of
4   II, 14, 2|       this idea these men have transferred to Bythus and Sige. Anaximander
5   II, 14, 2|   thought, too, these men have transferred to "the seed" of their Mother,
6   II, 28, 6| mystery, when they have simply transferred what all understand to the
7    V,  5, 1|       who were translated were transferred to that place (for paradise