Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |     that other things are to be passed by, either as non-existent,
 2        1, XXXIV  |         read it and voluntarily passed it by in silence) to furnish
 3        1, XL     |       the first narrative, then passed on to the second, and so
 4        1, LVIII  |       not, moreover, why he has passed by in silence the cause
 5        1, LXIII  |       great a change afterwards passed over him, that he preached
 6        2, XI     |      and hanged himself: for he passed sentence upon himself, showing
 7        2, XV     |        which ought to have been passed over in silence by men who
 8        2, XXIV   |         Gospels (who might have passed over in silence those points
 9        2, LXIII  |      which is not to be lightly passed over, saying that "if Jesus
10        3, I      |        means of sorcery that he passed himself off for Him who
11        3, XVII   |      when you have entered, and passed within, the object of worship
12        3, XXI    |      meaning, for those who had passed beyond the stage of exoteric
13        3, XXXVIII|   better things, but constantly passed their life, from their earliest
14        3, LXXI   | acceptation. But those who have passed severe condemnation upon
15        4, XLIX   |        under the cloud, and all passed through the sea; and were
16        4, LXXXI  |       of labours, and judgments passed upon the idle and the wicked;
17        5, XXIII  |      first nature from which it passed into a state of dissolution,
18        5, XXXIV  |        Greeks, who learned what passed through an interpreter,
19        5, LIX    |         that topic he purposely passed by in silence.~
20        6, XII    |        in consequence of having passed a large portion of their
21        6, XX     |    power and understanding "has passed through the heavens, even
22        6, XXXI   |         imagine that he who has passed through Ialdabaoth and arrived
23        7, I      |         have as far as possible passed over nothing without first
24        7, XXXV   |       such effects after it had passed away, and could so turn
25        7, LVII   |      who, by a strange miracle, passed three days and three nights
26        8, XXXIV  |      great high priest, that is passed into the heavens, Jesus