Book, Chapter

1    IV, 48|   celestial growth--in men--is beheld the (power of the) Logos.
2     V, 2 | Corybantes, whom first the sun beheld springing up after the manner
3     V, 3 |   paradise itself; and that he beheld sights and heard unspeakable
4     V, 4 |      from birth, and has never beheld the true light, "which lighteneth
5     V, 10|       stars together which are beheld in the firmament have been
6     V, 11|      the great wonder which is beheld in the firmament by those
7     V, 21|      towards the Good One, and beheld "what eye hath not seen,
8    VI, 24|        and Aletheia, when they beheld that their own offspring