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 1   1, 27(19) |    Anaxagoras imagined that the origin of all things consisted
 2   1, 44     |       these primitive ones,—the origin of production,—exist (only)
 3   2, 19     |   infinite, were, forsooth, the origin of all things ! These same
 4   2, 19(35) |       ib. This probably was the origin of the Epicurean tenet,
 5   2, 20(42) |      vocamus entelecheian." The origin of this he ascribes to Aristotle, (
 6   2, 22     | preceded all (others), laid the origin of all upon the inanimate
 7   2, 22     |        dry substance, to be the origin of all; others the ocean55,
 8   2, 22(56) |     added, that as fire was the origin of all, so should it be
 9   2, 22(57) |        the air and infinity the origin of all things: Anaximander,
10   2, 43     |      that the Elements were the origin of all things, worshipped
11   2, 54(101)|    apparently told as being the origin of their custom. We may
12   2, 67(127)|        This seems to assign the origin of Idolatry to Egypt: the