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 1     I, 2 |         it subsists in successive bodies. Wherefore he asserted that
 2     I, 5 |   distance from all (the heavenly bodies); and that the figure of
 3     I, 7 |         by mind, and that similar bodies coalesce. And that celestial
 4     I, 7 |      coalesce. And that celestial bodies were arranged by orbicular
 5     I, 7 |       moon, and certain invisible bodies that are carried along with
 6     I, 10|     worlds are produced when many bodies are congregated and flow
 7     I, 10|         transmutations into other bodies, and that created things
 8     I, 13|    however, as he thinks, primary bodies to be indivisible, and that
 9     I, 13|        this is infinite. And that bodies are moved neither by weight
10     I, 16|      purpose, pass into different bodies, according to the desert
11     I, 18|       assume the existence of all bodies, and that body does not
12     I, 19|        dissolved along with their bodies, just as also they were
13    IV, 8 |         DISTANCES OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES.~I reckon it then sufficient
14    IV, 11|          THE SIZE OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH NUMERICAL
15    IV, 27|          there of these (heavenly bodies) with the likeness of animals,
16    IV, 51|            the head) itself, hold bodies together; but the seventh (
17     V, 2 |        animals, renders up living bodies, which acquire flesh from
18     V, 3 |         that is, from the earthly bodies, being born again spiritual,
19     V, 4 |           in the case of inflamed bodies, and which have in themselves
20     V, 8 |       feminine; and some with two bodies, but others not so; and
21     V, 8 |          there are signs with two bodies, viz., Gemini and the signs
22     V, 8 |        that the rest have not two bodies. And (they state) that some
23     V, 14|       commingled and blended with bodies as if it were a salt of
24     V, 14|     struggles to be released from bodies, and is not able to find
25    VI, 18|     another number. And all solid bodies he generates from incorporeal (
26    VI, 18|    principle of natural and solid bodies, as the monad of intelligible
27    VI, 20|         we are separated from our bodies. Whence Plato, being asked
28    VI, 23|       whole world, just as in the bodies a soul, according to the
29    VI, 29|    essence the Demiurge fashioned bodies for the souls. This is what
30    VI, 30|           your mortal and natural bodies." For loam has come under
31    VI, 48|        they say,) seven orbicular bodies, which they likewise call
32   VII, 17|         For when these generated (bodies), by reason of Discord,
33   VII, 17|           souls into (successive) bodies. This is what he says:--~"
34   VII, 17|           For he asserts that the bodies of animals are such as feed
35  VIII, 3 |           souls) are altered from bodies to bodies, they remain under
36  VIII, 3 |        are altered from bodies to bodies, they remain under the guardianship
37  VIII, 3 |           from above into darkish bodies, coming down, wished to
38  VIII, 7 |           the purpose of altering bodies,--as, for instance, water
39     X, 12|         forms of all (AEons) into bodies. And the (Docetae) allege
40     X, 25|           is transfused into many bodies frequently, and was now
41     X, 25| continually being transfused into bodies, and was manifested in many (
42     X, 25|     manifested in many (different bodies) at different times. And