Book, Chapter

 1     I, 4 |          do not advance further, inasmuch as the entire space above
 2     I, 4 |        it necessary to declare, (inasmuch as) they present no diversity
 3     I, 8 |      that at first it was a sea, inasmuch as it is lofty at the horizon
 4     I, 14|   opinions of) these; wherefore, inasmuch as we have adequately gone
 5    IV, 8 | indivisible, in the first place, inasmuch as the revolutions of all
 6    IV, 46|          And this is necessary), inasmuch as some persons, assimilating
 7    IV, 51|         in the spiritual energy, inasmuch as all the arteries, like
 8     V, 3 |         call this one "Aipolis," inasmuch as he everywhere ceaselessly
 9     V, 4 |       which consists of nothing, inasmuch as it is indivisible--(I
10     V, 4 |          of harps, 'evoe, evan,' inasmuch as thou art Pan, as thou
11     V, 19|  Justinus) from one book of his, inasmuch as, according to his supposition,
12     V, 19|     volume), we shall point out, inasmuch as it is to be found in
13     V, 21|          leaving Edem below: for inasmuch as she was earth, she was
14    VI, 2 |   considered a god in Libya, And inasmuch as his legendary system
15    VI, 4 | perception. In general, however, inasmuch as all existing things fall
16    VI, 6 |          express myself briefly, inasmuch as the fire is of this description,
17    VI, 7 |       may be made into an image, inasmuch as he exists in the six
18    VI, 9 |      will perish with the world, inasmuch as he continues only potentially,
19    VI, 13|     different from intelligence, inasmuch as they are one. For from
20    VI, 14|       peculiar intelligence. For inasmuch as the angels, by reason
21    VI, 22|     carries the bedding." (Now,) inasmuch as they who intend going
22    VI, 27|         proper to destroy these, inasmuch as they are (in their nature)
23    VI, 30|  ignorant of all (these) things, inasmuch as they certainly had been
24    VI, 35|          its natural dimensions, inasmuch as the potency of the drug
25    VI, 41|          Anthropos and Ecclesia, inasmuch as the voice of Anthropos
26    VI, 43|     Himself; and these minister, inasmuch as they are imitations of
27    VI, 43|    exclamation than the O[mega], inasmuch as it is afflicted in order
28    VI, 50|       measures of the Aeons. And inasmuch as these statements are
29   VII, 1 |            not to be distracted, inasmuch as he has reposed his trust
30   VII, 6 |        animals of his own kind), inasmuch as not being yet moulded
31   VII, 6 |        entitles this--substance, inasmuch as it cannot either be predicated
32   VII, 6 |         a Subject" is this, that inasmuch as it is one, it can be
33   VII, 7 |        be allowed to stand. Now, inasmuch as Substance is of this
34   VII, 7 |        in itself nothing faulty, inasmuch as it is directed by Providence
35   VII, 7 |          in no wise profit them, inasmuch as they are heathenish?~
36   VII, 14|        began to acquire wisdom, (inasmuch as he thereby) learns who
37   VII, 17|          a sensual mode of life, inasmuch as he himself was one of
38   VII, 17|          be destroyed by famine, inasmuch as water is always superabundant
39   VII, 17|        however, that Friendship, inasmuch as it is always and invariably
40   VII, 20|        that the soul (of Jesus), inasmuch as it was made vigorous
41   VII, 24|   doctrines of these (heretics), inasmuch as they are (too) numerous
42  VIII, 1 |          sought-for produce. And inasmuch as the Deity is, according
43  VIII, 1 |  productive power than the rest, inasmuch as he himself who is the
44  VIII, 1 |        to the primal Deity, has, inasmuch as he is the incomprehensible
45  VIII, 8 |          the part of the Greeks, inasmuch as the assertions advanced
46  VIII, 13|          rather than Christians, inasmuch as they do not attend unto
47    IX, 4 |       that Reason always exists, inasmuch as it constitutes the universe,
48    IX, 6 |  ecclesiastical definitions. And inasmuch as Zephyrinus was accessible
49    IX, 6 |        the life of this heretic, inasmuch as he was born about the
50    IX, 12|    ELCHASAITES A DERIVATIVE ONE.~Inasmuch as (Elchasai) considers,
51    IX, 13|         life, they do not admit, inasmuch as in no way whatsoever
52    IX, 17|           and all such passions, inasmuch as they consider these to
53    IX, 19|          by an awful death. For, inasmuch as he is bound by the oaths
54    IX, 19|        the point of dissolution, inasmuch as they deem a punishment
55    IX, 21|          after a similar manner, inasmuch as they have been split
56    IX, 23|         found in every locality, inasmuch as, though all are styled
57    IX, 24|       gainer (by transgression), inasmuch as he has escaped the punishment (
58    IX, 25|    parties alike expect Messiah, inasmuch as the Law certainly, and
59    IX, 25|          to be present on earth. Inasmuch, however, as the Jews were
60     X, 9 |        in the way of an epitome, inasmuch as in their systems there
61     X, 10|       continues in the seed; and inasmuch as it is a certain imitative
62     X, 13|       air, water, and earth. But inasmuch as this is one iota and
63     X, 26|        and 495 years. This Noah, inasmuch as he was a most religious
64     X, 26|      converse with the true God, inasmuch as, so far as the subject
65     X, 29|  procession from His Progenitor, inasmuch as He is this Progenitors
66     X, 29|  capacity of self-determination, inasmuch as he is able to will and
67     X, 30|          I am become an adviser, inasmuch as I am a disciple of the
68     X, 30|         thou shall resemble Him, inasmuch as thou shall have honour