Book, Chapter

 1     I, 9 |      unbegotten, and of a spherical form. And neither did he escape
 2     I, 9 |         generated, and of spherical form and homogeneous, but not
 3     I, 10|          same figure and similar in form come into connection; and
 4     I, 12|         limited, and of a spherical form, and endued with perception
 5     I, 13|             it has been made in the form of a sphere by divine power.
 6     I, 16|            for being itself without form and without quality, by
 7    IV, 13|           that those who attempt to form a system of religion out
 8    IV, 17|        quiet, prudent, crafty, they form many designs, calculators,
 9    IV, 28|           fashion the hide into the form of a pipe, he attains a
10    IV, 51|           then, attempt likewise to form the hebdomads from the medical (
11    IV, 51|            the seminal glands). The form, however, of the brain is
12     V, 1 |             among them in some such form as this: "From thee (comes)
13     V, 2 |             same figure or the same form invariably, or in one passive
14     V, 2 |      Endymion, and into love of her form, the nature, he says, of
15     V, 5 |         therefore, with an acqueous form,~With care o'erpowered it
16     V, 7 |           whereas whatever (beings) form plots against those which
17     V, 11|       appeared in the last days, in form of a man, in the times of
18     V, 12|        being moved and being of the form of (the head of) a serpent.
19     V, 12|            these; yet it is easy to form an idea of them, by reason
20     V, 14|              ensues a certain great form, a seal of heaven and earth.
21     V, 14|            nor recognises any other form. The perfect Word of supernal
22     V, 14|           therefore assimilated (in form) to the beast, (that is,)
23     V, 14|        beast. This, he says, is the form of the servant, and this
24     V, 14|            to strip off the servile form, and assume celestial raiment.~
25     V, 16|         comes from above in servile form; and along with the Logos
26     V, 20|       certain damsel, half of whose form was that of woman, and proceeded
27    VI, 4 |            and has received its own form, is deposited in a granary,
28    VI, 9 |         image from an incorruptible form, that alone reduces all
29    VI, 9 |         says, from an incorruptible form alone, reduces all things
30    VI, 9 |        Deity, he says, proceeded to form man, taking clay from the
31    VI, 9 |            in what manner, does God form man? In Paradise; for so
32    VI, 15|           an image) of Helen in the form of Minerva; and they pay
33    VI, 20|          attempts by subdividing to form the world. It is just as
34    VI, 21|             And when (the soul) may form a system of speculation
35    VI, 26|       Spirit for the restoration of Form, and the destruction of
36    VI, 27|           Christ, who had given her form, and of the Holy Spirit,
37    VI, 27|         from her, who had given her form and consistency. And she
38    VI, 27|            was he who had given her form, what the Holy Spirit was,
39    VI, 37|           Telrad came to him in the form of a woman,--since the world
40    VI, 37|            bear, he says, the male (form) of this Tetrad,and that
41    VI, 37|           should become realized in form, He opened His mouth, and
42    VI, 37|    manifested as a (realization in) form of the Invisible One. And
43    VI, 37|       letters, and its own peculiar form, and its own peculiar pronunciation,
44    VI, 37|          was there that beholds the form of that (letter) of which
45    VI, 37|         sounds are those which gave form to the insubstantial and
46    VI, 40|            This name) is of another form and a different type, and
47    VI, 41|       proceeded forth, and imparted form to the (objects of the)
48   VII, 6 |             is, that) when I impart form under a name to a man derived
49   VII, 7 |    individual, but also matter, and form, and privation. There is,
50   VII, 17|       observe. And in regard of the form of the world, what sort
51   VII, 17|          makes (one) most beautiful form of the world out of plurality.
52   VII, 17|             things out of that one (form). And this is what Empedocles
53   VII, 17|            unification of that (one form) in which (the world) existed
54   VII, 21|             of our Lord), Christ in form of a dove came down upon
55   VII, 23|             descended (upon him) in form of a dove. And this was
56  VIII, 2 |          however, was not devoid of form, nor inoperative, nor in
57  VIII, 2 | simultaneously illuminated, and had form imparted to it by those
58  VIII, 3 |          above arrayed Himself in a form to correspond with each
59    IX, 7 |            a person able neither to form a judgment of things said,
60     X, 4 |            in a plain and familiar (form).~
61     X, 7 |     communion (one with the other), form all the infinite kinds of
62     X, 7 |          heaven and earth, having a form like a womb, possessing
63     X, 7 |        declared, "Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery
64     X, 7 |   reputation, and took upon Him the form of a servant." And the wretched
65     X, 7 |             constitutes the servile form alluded to by the Apostle.
66     X, 17|             Christ came down in the form of a dove upon Him from
67     X, 19|             Jesus at His baptism in form of a dove. And from this
68     X, 28|            elements He proceeded to form His own creation. And some