Book, Chapter

 1        1, V      |            to say, that ideas were implanted in the minds of men like
 2        1, XXVI   |      divine assistance that he had implanted in those hundred individuals
 3        2, XL     | ineradicable idea of Him (which is implanted in the human mind), and
 4        3, X      |          in order that it might be implanted within them, became His
 5        3, XL     | harmonizing with the general ideas implanted in our minds at birth, do
 6        3, LXXVIII|           this principle cannot be implanted in him who prefers to live
 7        4, VI     |        being known by us should be implanted in our souls, He brings
 8        4, LVII   |            and external, which are implanted in them. For we, too, know
 9        4, LVII   |     quality is at the present time implanted in this portion of matter,
10        4, LXXXIII|         bears traces of the reason implanted in it by nature. Unless,
11        4, LXXXVII|            constitutional tendency implanted by the Logos towards such
12        5, I      |            and power of God may be implanted in the minds of all who
13        5, XXIII  |       stalk, so a certain power is implanted in the body, which is not