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 1 18|         god, named Heracles and Kronos. This Heracles generated
 2 20|          as they deem them: how Kronos, for instance, mutilated
 3 20|   history, that we must believe Kronos, Zeus, Kore, and the rest,
 4 21|     gods? Ouranos is mutilated; Kronos is bound, and thrust down
 5 22|      that he alone escaped from Kronos. But to the Stoics it may
 6 22|       But to those who say that Kronos is time, and Rhea the earth,
 7 22|         she becomes pregnant by Kronos, and brings forth, whence
 8 22|         and that the madness of Kronos is the turn of season, which
 9 22|         such persons we say, If Kronos is time, he changes; if
10 22| unalterable: so that neither is Kronos nor his image God. As regards
11 22|    again: If he is air, born of Kronos, of which the male part
12 23|   Tethys; and of these Phorcus, Kronos, and Rhea, and the rest;
13 23|      Rhea, and the rest; and of Kronos and Rhea, Zeus, Hera, and
14 23|        said to have sprung from Kronos; for here the name is given
15 29|        him perverted: therefore Kronos' son~ With both hands quickly
16 30|       men of former times,~ And Kronos, Japetus, and Titan reigned,~