Chapter

 1 5 |           boundless ether and the earth?~ Him reckon Zeus, and him
 2 5 |     manifest in air, in ether, on earth. Him therefore, from whom
 3 5 |        the heavens, and the broad earth beneath."~[Euripides is
 4 9 |      Heaven is My throne, and the earth is the footstool of My feet:
 5 10|       attributes, and an inactive earth, the grosser particles being
 6 13|        the heavens, and fixed the earth in its place like a centre,
 7 13|           with stars and made the earth to bring forth seed of every
 8 16|        which is called heaven and earth has received many blessings
 9 17|         art? They are nothing but earth, and stones, and matter,
10 18|        and the lower part that of earth (gê). The goddess Ge, moreover,
11 20|         differ from the things of earth and those that are derived
12 22|        Zeus is fire, and Hera the earth, and Aidoneus the air, and
13 22|          origin:--~ "Fire, water, earth, and the air's gentle height,~
14 22|      Kronos is time, and Rhea the earth, and that she becomes pregnant
15 22|          and Leda, to do with the earth and air, that the abominable
16 22|        for the intercourse of the earth and air? But missing to
17 22|         matter, and rooted to the earth, deify the changes of the
18 23|           sensible things, namely earth and heaven, was a task transcending
19 23|           younger than heaven and earth, and younger than the Cretans,
20 24|           heaven and the other of earth; and indeed, according to
21 25|         and haunt the air and the earth, and are no longer able
22 25|      equally with us below,-~"The earth, let willingness move her
23 27|     earthly things, wholly at the earth, as being now mere flesh
24 28|        rulers, who dwelt upon the earth with men, one being always
25 28|          while saying that ether, earth, sun, moon, are gods, regard
26 34| workmanship of God (for beauty on earth is not self-made, but sent
27 36|        not; and to think that the earth will give back the bodies