Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |           But there was also, not far from these times, another
 2     I, 4 |        these evil things reach as far as the moon, being extended
 3     I, 7 |         account of their being so far away, and on account of
 4     I, 14|          the soul is produced. So far, then, we think we have
 5     I, 15|        had Plato (there), who was far superior to all his pupils. (
 6     I, 16|       that which is uncreated. So far forth, however, as body
 7     I, 16|           qualities and ideas, so far forth it is both created
 8     I, 16|     assimilation to the Deity, as far as this is possible; and
 9    IV, 7 |       mislead by their mistakes. (Far from it); (these astrologers)
10    IV, 28|       inside, stretches it out as far as he think requisite, (
11    IV, 31|      heated resin, it is consumed far more effectually. But he
12    IV, 42|      useful. Since, therefore, as far as delineation is feasible,
13    IV, 42| heresiarchs; (opinions) which, as far as piety is concerned, are
14    IV, 43|        universe itself is God. As far as theology was concerned,
15     V, 3 |         an angel, and ascended as far as the second and third
16     V, 4 |         they suppose that man, as far as the head only, is Paradise,
17     V, 8 |            and that it extends as far as the moon. And (they lay
18     V, 12|         the astrological art.' As far forth, then, as this is
19     V, 15|        Sethian doctrines make, as far as it is possible to declare
20     V, 20|           that her upper parts as far as the groin were those
21     V, 21|           legend of Herodotus, as far as the groin a virgin, and (
22    VI, 1 |        audacious opinions are not far distant from the anger (
23    VI, 3 |   expressions of these reached as far as the Hellenic country.
24    VI, 4 |      compare him unto the Libyan, far sooner than unto Him who,
25    VI, 4 |           is simple. But (this is far from being the case): for
26    VI, 15|     practices). And journeying as far as Rome, he fell in with
27    VI, 19|          to know by hearing, but (far from it), for touch is the
28    VI, 25|        with a perfect number, but far from it, with an imperfect
29    VI, 35|        mixture ensued, and was so far augmented, that what was
30    VI, 36|         our present work, only so far as it may contribute to
31    VI, 44|       TWENTY-FOUR LETTERS.~And so far for these points. Respecting,
32    VI, 47|          are unauthoritative, and far removed from the knowledge
33    VI, 47|       phenomena) of the starts as far as it is possible (to do
34    VI, 47|         reckoning from a monad as far as four they thus generate
35    VI, 47|            a duad coming forth as far as the remarkable (letter),--
36   VII, 6 |         nor ox differ from man so far forth as he is an animal,
37   VII, 7 |      extending) from the earth as far as the moon. And there is
38   VII, 9 |          which stood apart; nay, (far from this,) for (I mean)
39   VII, 10|           from the Sonship; nay, (far from it,) for it is just
40   VII, 10|         borne down from above, as far as formlessness, and the
41   VII, 11|          was carried up entire as far as the firmament. And there
42   VII, 11|        adjacent (entities), a Son far superior to Him self, and
43   VII, 11|    suggestions, being endued with far greater wisdom than the
44   VII, 12|      aethereal region of space as far as the moon, for from that
45   VII, 12|         had been left behind, but far inferior to the First Archon.
46   VII, 13|          with limits extending as far as the firmament. And He
47   VII, 13|           Non-Existent God. Nay, (far from it;) for as Indian
48   VII, 13|        the powers pass upwards as far as the Sonship. For, according
49   VII, 14|           Ogdoad and Hebdomad, as far as Mary; "and the power
50   VII, 14|         through) the Demiurge, as far as the creation, which is (
51   VII, 14|        the creation, which is (as far as) the Son. And as far
52   VII, 14|           far as) the Son. And as far as that (Son) he says the
53   VII, 14|      world consisted thus. And as far as this, the entire Sonship,
54   VII, 15|          contrary to nature. But (far from it); for all the souls
55   VII, 15|         And he carried upwards as far as (that which is) above
56   VII, 17|      Marcion, a native of Pontus, far more frantic than these (
57   VII, 17|        but of Empedocles, who was far anterior to himself, framed
58   VII, 20|           it were made by angels, far inferior to the unbegotten
59   VII, 20| transferred from body to body, so far as that they may fill up (
60   VII, 23|         of the true Church, in so far as he acknowledges that
61  VIII, 1 |    however, remains with Himself, far separated froth the three
62  VIII, 3 |   condition) He advances forth as far as heaven and the effulgent
63  VIII, 5 |          Monoimus the Arabian was far removed from the glory of
64  VIII, 7 |         reckon. For the monad, as far as fourteen, is the summary
65  VIII, 9 |           of disobedience. And so far for the doctrines of Tatian.~
66    IX, 21|           of the order), that, as far as those are concerned who
67    IX, 23|           succession of children; far, that if all entertained
68    IX, 24|   acquired distinction, he has so far been a gainer. But (they
69     X, 5 |     doctrine advanced by them, as far as one may briefly comprehend
70     X, 8 |           is above all things. So far, then, for the opinions
71     X, 10|          having raised Himself as far as the firmament, supposed
72     X, 10|         had been left behind, yet far inferior to the former one.
73     X, 11|            in her upper parts, as far as the groin, is, the Justinians
74     X, 17|         power. And this power was far separated and distant from
75     X, 23|       these Noetians,--namely, so far as he acknowledges that
76     X, 26|         true God, inasmuch as, so far as the subject taken in