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 1     I, prooe|           unless he first undergo similar subjection, though, when
 2     I, 5    |           it is curved, circular, similar to a column of stone. And
 3     I, 5    |         that man was, originally, similar to a different animal, that
 4     I, 7    |           moved by mind, and that similar bodies coalesce. And that
 5     I, 10   | substances of the same figure and similar in form come into connection;
 6     I, 17   |      beings that can fall under a similar denomination. But in regard
 7     I, 21   |        But they who aim at a life similar to these, after they have
 8    IV, 6    |   statements, however, and others similar to them, are rather deserving
 9    IV, 7    |       stars could not return to a similar position, otherwise than
10    IV, 8    |       motion of the identical and similar (circle), for He permitted
11    IV, 12   |         those who have cultivated similar wisdom!~
12    IV, 13   |       speculators), appropriating similar reasonings from these, deceive
13    IV, 14   |      these, six monads. And it is similar respecting decades: for
14    IV, 14   |         number seven, the case is similar: if, for example we divide
15    IV, 28   |           and of a fig, produce a similar result. But when (the sorcerer)
16    IV, 28   |           of a pipe, he attains a similar end. Should any of these,
17    IV, 32   |          brass, and cause a sound similar to thunder. And also around
18    IV, 34   |          fir-wood gum possesses a similar potency, as well as two
19    IV, 44   |           operates by reason of a similar calculation of the number.
20    IV, 44   |          cures sickly people by a similar calculation. If, however,
21    IV, 46   |        that no one, astonished by similar wonders of those who interpret
22     V, 8    |     reality they have put forward similar tenets. (Nay more), they
23     V, 14   |       with the rest of the arts a similar occurrence will take place.
24     V, 14   |           the earth have a figure similar to the womb, having a navel
25     V, 14   |         of heaven and earth as is similar to a womb after the first
26     V, 14   |          seal of heaven and earth similar to a womb. But, again, in
27     V, 15   |      loathsome and horrible. Now, similar to this is the doctrine
28     V, 16   |       These, and other assertions similar to these, are made (by the
29     V, 21   |          the prophets--Naas, by a similar device, through the soul
30     V, 22   |         prophetical passages in a similar spirit of interpretation
31    VI, 2    |        endeavoured (to establish) similar opinions under a change
32    VI, 2    |           Libyan, inflamed with a similar wish, endeavour to have
33    VI, 4    |          the subject of a passion similar to Apsethus, let us endeavour
34    VI, 9    |       such arrangement, and (one) similar (to it) of the world, the
35    VI, 11   |      formed, as I said, equal and similar to the unbegotten and indefinite
36    VI, 12   |           unalterable, (equal and similar) to an unalterable age,
37    VI, 14   |          the sorcerer--indulge in similar practices, and irrationally
38    VI, 20   |            PYTHAGORAS' COSMOGONY; SIMILAR TO THAT OF EMPEDOCLES.~The
39    VI, 20   |         plants, metals and things similar to these. And the fabricator
40    VI, 37   |         consist. Marcus, making a similar attempts with this (heretic),
41    VI, 37   |         His mouth, and sent forth similar to Himself a Logos. And
42    VI, 47   |       from the decade. And with a similar reference to the dodecade,
43    VI, 47   |      diligently. (And they make a similar application) of the loss (
44    VI, 47   |           search after the number similar to itself, in order that
45    VI, 47   |          investigation of what is similar to itself, and when it found
46   VII, 1    |          my readers is to adopt a similar expedient, viz., either
47   VII, 6    |           other (characteristics) similar to these. But it is impossible
48   VII, 15   |       come." And the Magi (afford similar testimony) when they gaze
49   VII, 20   |        and that, having been born similar to (other) men, He was more
50   VII, 20   |           the souls) that embrace similar objects of desire with the (
51   VII, 20   |      power for the performance of similar acts. Wherefore, also, (
52   VII, 21   |        and Mary, just in a manner similar with the rest of men, and
53   VII, 25   |     Creator of the universe. In a similar manner likewise (acted)
54  VIII, 3    |        Jesus, who is of a nature (similar to their own). (And it was
55  VIII, 5    |          itself, dissimilar (and) similar. (This monad is likewise,)
56  VIII, 7    |         pyramids, and all figures similar to these, out of which consist
57  VIII, 8    |          and creation, and things similar to these, seek for Him from (
58  VIII, 9    |         Martyr, did not entertain similar opinions with his master.
59    IX, 6    |     private allege that they held similar doctrines (with himself),
60    IX, 6    |        alleges that he entertains similar opinions to Cleomenes. Sabellius,
61    IX, 11   |          days i and he prescribes similar treatment for those possessed
62    IX, 21   |        system of training after a similar manner, inasmuch as they
63    IX, 23   |    likewise undergo ablution in a similar manner (with their husbands),
64     X, 2    |      derived entities from things similar to those generated, whereas
65     X, 3    |          the universe from things similar to those that are being
66     X, 7    |        with any other art, with a similar result. And the essences
67     X, 7    |       heaven and earth, fashioned similar to a womb. And the Sethians
68     X, 11   |    himself attempted to establish similar opinions with these, and
69     X, 13   |         pyramids, and all figures similar to these, having equal superficies,
70     X, 15   |         the things made should be similar to the maker; wherefore
71     X, 17   |     Joseph and Mary as their son, similar to the rest of men; and
72     X, 18   |         they speak of Christ in a similar manner with Cerinthus. They
73     X, 19   |            he states, in a manner similar to that advocated by the
74     X, 22   |           the Noetians, entertain similar opinions to those relating
75     X, 28   |         made by those Greeks into similar doctrines, and thus have
76     X, 29   |           does He lay injunctions similar to those He has received