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 1   1, 27(19)|                5 Anaxagoras imagined that the origin of all things
 2   1, 31    |    Nor has any one ever yet imagined, that there are many souls
 3   2, 12    |       while the Egyptians12 imagined of Horus, Isis, Osiris,
 4   3, 28    |    of man ? How is it to be imagined by thee, that He then (so)
 5   3, 38    |     and something not to he imagined; at any period too, it must
 6   3, 79    |        although it might be imagined as to speech, -- between
 7   4, 7(16) |           1 If it should be imagined, that Eusebius intended
 8   4, 8     |   be excused, and have well imagined it impossible that those,
 9   5, 5     |   know that it is not to be imagined, that the things (so) received
10   5, 17(23)|             3 Let it not be imagined that this favours the modern
11   5, 17(24)|   an one, as perhaps can be imagined.~
12   5, 46    | scarcely (indeed) have been imagined ? Since no one, of those