Book, Chapter

1     V, 2 | seven-robed nature, encircled and arrayed with seven mantles of ethereal
2     V, 21|           this reason the soul is arrayed against the spirit, and
3   VII, 15|           man, and) has then been arrayed in his own peculiar soul.
4  VIII, 3 |          eternal Child from above arrayed Himself in a form to correspond
5    IX, 23|           and are themselves also arrayed in a linen garment, after
6     X, 10|      wings; for the Sonship, thus arrayed, shows kindness to this
7     X, 12|      Docetae maintain) that Jesus arrayed Himself in that only-begotten