Chapter

 1 4 |       indigent.But I will set forth our views more distinctly.~
 2 5 | simple will the Logos springs forth; and the Logos, not coming
 3 5 |     and the Logos, not coming forth in vain, becomes the first-begotten
 4 5 | torches, so the Logos, coming forth from the Logos-power of
 5 18|  dreams, command them to come forth into public, and in the
 6 20|        The demons were driven forth to another abode; the first
 7 21|      these things we have put forth only for argument's sake;
 8 23|       these ruffians are sent forth by him, and you assemble
 9 33|   present to you, who brought forth a prodigy, as is shown by
10 33|     But, if Glaucippe brought forth an elephant, was that a