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 1 1 |        of participating with the gods by offering whole bulls
 2 1 |     besides fearing to "fail the gods," as says Plato's Ibycus,
 3 3 |          which were given by the gods to man so that he might
 4 4 |       source of all goods, among gods as among men. His profound
 5 7 |      when the great favor of the gods that he had enjoyed since
 6 7 |    testified to the favor of the gods for the youth.~
 7 10|      divine] oracles and all the gods and good daimons who watch
 8 10|          being sent there by the gods of philosophy to preserve
 9 11|        few of them ---- that the gods sent to our philosopher
10 17|       fell sick, he implored the gods on his behalf with ardent
11 19|     devoted to the Mother of the Gods [Cybele] by the Romans,
12 19|          praises not only of the gods adored among the Greeks,
13 25|         another, the life of the gods; for Proclus wished to resemble
14 32|     agreement as to which god or gods resided in this place, and
15 32|        What greater proof of the gods' affection for this really
16 33|  received from the Mother of the Gods, of which he was particularly
17 33|        book on the Mother of the Gods, and it will be seen that
18 34| demonstrated the goods which the gods and providence in general