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 1     I, prooe|            will be a source of joy, just like an athlete obtaining
 2     I, 4    |            are at a standstill; and just as Empedocles, he affirmed
 3     I, 6    |     supposed, but around the earth, just as a cap is turned round
 4     I, 18   |      example as the following: that just as a dog, supposing him
 5     I, 19   |            along with their bodies, just as also they were produced
 6     I, 21   |             a body outside himself, just as if one were wearing a
 7    IV, 3    |           even as quick as thought, just also as leaven, when put
 8    IV, 16   |         goodly disposition, devout, just, uncouth, complaisant, labourers
 9    IV, 46   |          expresses himself thus:--~"Just as many are they; hither
10     V, 2    |         declared in Scripture, "The just will fall seven times, and
11     V, 2    |            His sun to rise upon the just and unjust, and sendeth
12     V, 2    |          forth unto all the earth," just as it agrees with the expressions, "
13     V, 3    |         from the unportrayable one, just as the Hierophant himself (
14     V, 4    |          some length, (they follow) just as (if they were) emasculated
15     V, 4    |       serpent is a moist substance, just as Thales also, the Milesian, (
16     V, 4    |             if passing through all, just as ("the river) proceeding
17     V, 7    |       single originating principle, just as it were a huge fountain,
18     V, 8    |       diametrically opposite to it, just as Libra, and Capricorn,
19     V, 12   |          and that he is) incarnate--just as by the conception resulting
20     V, 12   |            necessity of generation, just as an abortion born at night
21     V, 12   |           and not anything else, or just as the backbone of the sea
22     V, 12   |           manner imparts the ideas, just as the Son does, to matter;
23     V, 14   |             subject of instruction. Just for instance, he says, this
24     V, 14   |     concourse of the powers ensues, just like any mark of a seal
25     V, 14   |            the motion of the waves, just as when some impulsive power
26     V, 16   |             into one compound mass, just as a single savour (results)
27     V, 16   | incense-offerings in the fire, and (just as) an adept, by having
28     V, 16   |          oil; and the oil is black, just as, he says, Herodotus also
29     V, 21   |          part, this stream of evil, just (like a current) of rivers,
30     V, 21   |             and the wicked fiction, just as the Father had fled from
31    VI, 4    |            as it were a large tree, just such a one as in a dream
32    VI, 7    |      ignorance are the results; and just as when (the power) was
33    VI, 14   |        whichever name (of the three just mentioned) men might wish
34    VI, 20   |            to form the world. It is just as if one severs into small
35    VI, 20   |          when they are in the body, just as if buried, as it were,
36    VI, 23   |           fixed in the whole world, just as in the bodies a soul,
37    VI, 37   |           received (the secret word just alluded to), but they have
38   VII, 3    |         germs. And from this genus, just as (from) a certain heap,
39   VII, 6    |          predicates of the Subject, just as with the genus, what
40   VII, 6    |       instance, white, grey, black, just, unjust, temperate, and
41   VII, 9    |           had all things in itself. Just as the grain of mustard
42   VII, 10   |          him into infinite species; just as from animal, which is
43   VII, 10   |             and reposing in itself, just as non-existent entities,
44   VII, 10   |             far from it,) for it is just as when a most fragrant
45   VII, 14   |             behind in Formlessness, just like an abortion. Now this (
46   VII, 15   |      impossibilities. (It would be) just as if a fish were to crave
47   VII, 15   |           here according to nature, just as the first Sonship left
48   VII, 17   |        which the Demiurge inflicts, just as some brazier moulding (
49   VII, 19   |            In alleging that what is just constitutes a third principle,
50   VII, 20   |             other) men, He was more just than the rest (of the human
51   VII, 20   |           of desire with the (power just alluded to). And they assert
52   VII, 21   |             son of Joseph and Mary, just in a manner similar with
53   VII, 21   |           and that (Jesus) was more just and more wise (than all
54   VII, 25   |             and that the former was just, but the latter good. And
55   VII, 26   |           who created all things is just. Now he, (according to Apelles,)
56  VIII, 3    |             entered into this world just as we have described Him,
57  VIII, 5    |          and his son was generated; just as one may say, Fire was,
58  VIII, 7    |         bring forth and bear fruit, just like vines. Man, he says,
59  VIII, 13   |           plume themselves on being just; (and) for the purpose of
60    IX, 4    |              coincides with itself, just like the inverse harmony
61    IX, 5    |             alteration takes place, just as if incense were mixed
62    IX, 5    |               though invisible,) to just men of old. For when He
63    IX, 8    |             alleging that a certain just man, Elchasai, had received
64    IX, 8    |        opportunely make the attempt just alluded to. And notwithstanding
65    IX, 10   |           and your portion with the just." But since we have stated
66    IX, 18   |          next, that he will observe just dealings with men, and that
67    IX, 18   |         that he will always aid the just, and keep faith with all,
68     X, 6    |             there is one principle, just like an immense fountain,
69     X, 7    |       breeze which may be felt, but just as if some fragrance of
70     X, 7    |       position, and proceeds forth, just as is diffused the odour
71     X, 7    |         expressing themselves thus: Just as the pupil of the eye
72     X, 7    |           generated like seals. For just as a seal, when brought
73     X, 15   |   principles of the universe--good, just, and matter. Some disciples,
74     X, 15   |             a fourth, saying, good, just, evil, and matter. But they
75     X, 15   |          though some denominate the just one likewise evil, whereas
76     X, 15   |           his only title is that of just. And they allege that (the
77     X, 15   |           And they allege that (the just Being) made all things out
78     X, 15   |   conceptions badly devised by the (just one) himself constituted
79     X, 29   |           has a law been enacted by just men in primitive ages. Nearer
80     X, 29   |            Morning Star. Afterwards just men were born, friends of
81     X, 29   |             of one that is good and just? In order, however, that
82     X, 30   |          possibility of corruption, just like the soul. And thou