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 1 II, 7  |     But Satyrus, also giving a history of the Alexandrine families,
 2 II, 13 |   beginning, therefore, of the history and genesis of the world,
 3 II, 20 |        the words of the sacred history: "And God planted Paradise,
 4 II, 21 |       by holy Scripture of the history of man and of Paradise.~
 5 II, 28 |      angel. And concerning his history there is a great deal to
 6 II, 29 |      tilled the ground." Their history receives a very full narration,
 7 II, 30 |       in the first book of The History. And all these things the
 8 II, 31 |                      XXXI. THE HISTORY AFTER THE FLOOD.~After the
 9 II, 32 |       antiquity understand the history, and see that those things
10 II, 33 |                XXXIII. PROFANE HISTORY GIVES NO ACCOUNT OF THESE
11 III, 19|      This, then, is in sum the history of the deluge.~
12 III, 20|       after their own separate history, having at that time migrated
13 III, 22|  Ephesian, while narrating the history of the Tyrian kingdom, records,
14 III, 26|      temple of Minerva, or the history of Themistocles and the
15 III, 29|        who are acquainted with history. That Moses, and not he
16 III, 29| manifest. For according to the history of Thallus, Belus is found
17 III, 29|        number of the epochs of history. For if even a chronological
18 III, 29|       and many other points of history, in agreement with Moses;