Chapter

 1 1|         the Word of God, on whose account we date from the beginning;
 2 2|          mother or wife, on which account it is that she is called
 3 2|        your laughter, although on account of the exposure by no means
 4 2|           Minerva), to resume our account, having abstracted the heart
 5 2|           would she not do on her account? Accordingly she hires those
 6 2|          to them, on her mother's account erected brazen pillars,
 7 2|         then, are the Muses. This account is in Myrsilus of Lesbos.
 8 2|          loud and shrill cries on account of her wound; and describing
 9 4|          gods, who is honoured on account of uncleanness? And why
10 4|           and thus taught that on account of their glory they were
11 4|        being turned to profitable account, it is only on account of
12 4| profitable account, it is only on account of its form that it comes