Book, Chapter

1     I, 16|               potentiality not as yet passing into action, for being itself
2    IV, 3 | incomprehensible, the time (occupied) passing quickly, and naturally (
3    IV, 28|           some other demon. But after passing into the house, and when
4    IV, 46|             unobservant of everything passing around them. But others
5     V, 4 |         nature and peculiarity, as if passing through all, just as ("the
6     V, 21|               if by any means Elohim, passing into concupiscent desire,
7    VI, 10|               what has been produced, passing through the Red Sea, must