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1 I, 8 | in the centre, being no part, so to speak, of the universe, 2 I, 8 | originally fire in its lower part, where the heat and cold 3 I, 12| For if for the most part of perfection man may speak,~ 4 IV, 3 | these points prevails on the part of these (astrologers), 5 IV, 5 | such attention on their part in reference to their art 6 IV, 10| rest, as if subtracting one part of the number of stadii 7 IV, 14| number nine, take the ninth part of the aggregate number 8 IV, 14| seven, take the seventh (part of the aggregate number 9 IV, 34| parts of mastich with one part of dry asphalt. But sulphur 10 IV, 37| this manner. In the central part of the ceiling, having fastened 11 IV, 43| most rarified and purest part of the atmosphere; and the 12 IV, 46| fixed and poised in every part~Holds earth midway, and 13 V, 1 | say they, of this man one part is rational, another psychical, 14 V, 21| came into existence on the part of Edem towards Elohim. 15 V, 21| principles, and each fourth part of them is called a river-- 16 V, 21| affliction prevail in that part of the earth, for the battalion 17 V, 21| also there belong to each part of the four, according to 18 V, 21| dominion of each fourth part, this stream of evil, just ( 19 V, 21| then, coming to the highest part of heaven above, and beholding 20 VI, 4 | nature) he denominates one part a something secret, and 21 VI, 23| Again, he divides each part of the thirty parts into 22 VI, 35| ACTS OF JUGGLERY ON THE PART OF MARCUS.~And this (Marcus), 23 VI, 37| these (elements), being part of the entire (name), he 24 VII, 6 | inherent in anything, not as a part, it is impossible should 25 VII, 7 | to itself. But another (part of the world which lies) 26 VII, 10| threefold division, one part was refined, (another gross,) 27 VII, 15| which was his corporeal part suffered, and this was ( 28 VII, 15| suffered, and this was (the part) of Formlessness and reverted 29 VII, 15| which was his psychical part, and this was (part) of 30 VII, 15| psychical part, and this was (part) of the Hebdomad, and reverted 31 VII, 17| such an arrangement on the part of destructive Discord of 32 VIII, 3 | themselves known not in part, but entirely, Jesus the 33 VIII, 6 | entirety, but from some part of that Son of man. For 34 VIII, 8 | subjects of meditation on the part of the Greeks, inasmuch 35 IX, 23| Pharisees. Now the greatest part of these is to be found 36 X, 5 | portions. For they say one part of him is rational, and 37 X, 6 | infinite powers. The third part, however, is formal. And 38 X, 6 | been accomplished, to each part of the world they assign 39 X, 10| more gross than the subtle part. The mare gross portion, 40 X, 11| this kind, are from the a part resembling a beast, whereas 41 X, 13| by the entire Son, but by part of Him. And (Monoimus asserts) 42 X, 26| this territory, we have in part, but still not negligently,