See Cory's Ancient Fragments, 2nd ed.; not the reëdited third edition, which is no longer Cory's work.
εισι παντα πυρος ενος εκγεγαωτα—Psell. 24—Plet. 30.
Proc. in Theol. 333—in Tim. 157.
πηγαιους κρατηρας—I have ventured the above translation for this difficult combination from the meaning of the term πηγη, found elsewhere in the Oracles, in the metaphorical sense of "source" (compare also Plato, Phæd. 245 C., 856 D., πηγη και αρχη χινησεως—"the source and beginning of motion"), and also from the meaning of κρατηρ (cratêr), as "a cup-shaped hollow."