Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|          we shall explain when we come to treat of such topics.
 2     I, prooe|        subsequently prove when we come to compare them one with
 3     I, 4    |           the philosophy that has come down by succession from
 4     I, 10   |        figure and similar in form come into connection; and when
 5    IV, 2    |        explain and refute when we come to treat of the subject
 6    IV, 5    |           according as the places come into view, being either
 7    IV, 28   |          and concealed letters to come once more into light; and
 8    IV, 32   |          deathless made~I call to come, and aid my sacrificial
 9    IV, 35   |       earthy, and supernal Bombo, come!~Saint of streets, and brilliant
10    IV, 35   |         Luna, and of many shapes,~Come, propitious, to our sacrificial
11    IV, 46   |     others of the party, who have come into the country equipped
12     V, 2    |           Saviour Himself, let us come to the mystic rites (whence
13     V, 2    |       above," I shall show when I come to the proper place (for
14     V, 2    |        whither, he says, did they come:--~"O'er ocean's streams
15     V, 3    |           the King of glory shall come in," that is a wonder of
16     V, 3    |         has declared, "No one can come unto me, except my heavenly
17     V, 3    |         the ends of the ages have come." For "the ends," he says,
18     V, 3    |        says, we who are spiritual come flowing down from Adam above;
19     V, 3    |           with the expression "to come." But "Anactorium" is of
20     V, 3    |     spiritual only. And those who come hither ought to cast off
21     V, 11   |       save and deliver those that come forth from Egypt, that is,
22     V, 15   |        eat." But in the passage, "Come forth from thy land and
23     V, 20   |         Hercules previously would come along with her for the purpose
24    VI, 4    |       that is, was, is, and is to come,) was not Simon. But (Jesus)
25    VI, 10   |         through the Red Sea, must come into the wilderness,--now
26    VI, 13   |        and, becoming perfect, may come forth from two of the primary
27    VI, 22   |         moment death is likely to come upon them by surprise. (
28    VI, 26   |      nothing of the Hysterema can come near the Aeons who are within
29    VI, 30   |  Scripture), "The Holy Ghost will come upon thee"--Sophia is the
30    VI, 30   |     natural bodies." For loam has come under a curse; "for," says
31    VI, 36   |      heretics). For this does not come within the scope of our
32   VII, 10   |        afterwards declare when we come to the proper place for
33   VII, 14   |      afterwards the Gospel should come to the Hebdomad, in order
34   VII, 14   |   declared: "The Holy Spirit will come upon thee," (meaning) that
35   VII, 15   |         entire Sonship shall have come, and shall be above the
36   VII, 15   |   observes, "Mine hour is not yet come." And the Magi (afford similar
37   VII, 17   |         for they did not begin to come into being, but pre-existed
38  VIII, 3    |          is Elias that was for to come. He that hath ears to hear,
39  VIII, 11   |         for Jews, who in times to come should kill the real Passover.
40    IX, 7    |        drew him out, unwilling to come, while those on shore were
41    IX, 16   |        leave off. Then again they come together into one place,
42    IX, 19   |  description, they bind those who come forward. If, however, any
43    IX, 20   |          instance gives those who come forward to gain admission
44    IX, 21   |      these. And if they happen to come in contact with them, they
45    IX, 25   |    ashamed to confess that He has come, since they have with their
46    IX, 25   |         that another Messiah will come, who as yet has no existence;
47     X, 28   | principles, however, of what will come into existence, He first
48     X, 29   |       Father ordered the world to come into existence, the Logos