Book, Chapter

1     I, 8 |     such undertakings--let us hasten on our investigations towards
2     V, 1 |     It remains, therefore, to hasten on to the refutation of
3     V, 2 |       of the highest;" "If ye hasten to fly out of Egypt, and
4   VII, 10|       he says, all (entities) hasten upwards from below, from
5   VII, 14|       as the first (Sonship), hasten upwards through its own
6    IX, 16|   left in the vestibule, they hasten to agreeable occupations
7     X, 30| humane, in order that you may hasten and by us may be taught