Book, Chapter

1     I, 22| Pythagoras, Zamolxis, repairing thither, became to them the originator
2    IV, 46|       many are they; hither and thither they roll~Day by day o'er
3     V, 2 |       exists the inner man, who thither has fallen from Adam, the
4     V, 3 |        and the path which leads thither, which is wide and spacious,
5     V, 12|   Father in heaven, and returns thither. If, however, he may not
6    VI, 14|    Phoenicia, and on going down thither (Simon professed to have)
7     X, 10|         souls may have repaired thither along with the Sonship.