Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 |              turned, by its not being able to make head against the
 2    IV, 3 |        naturally (so). For we are not able to say whether conception
 3    IV, 4 |            when the Chaldeans are not able definitely and accurately
 4    IV, 5 |      particular latitude, will not be able to say accurately, whether
 5    IV, 7 |          observation for one birth be able to harmonize with so many
 6    IV, 43|          majesty, not, however, being able to extend the mind to the
 7    IV, 47|         around, and thereby have been able to survey the worlds. For
 8    IV, 49|             creation to those who are able to discern them. For he
 9     V, 11|              he says, is there who is able to save and deliver those
10     V, 11|            firmament by those who are able to observe it. For, he says,
11     V, 14|               from bodies, and is not able to find liberation and an
12     V, 16|           sense of smell, ought to be able from the single odour of
13     V, 21|              anger because he was not able to seduce him, caused him
14     V, 22|       cleansed; nay, they will not be able even to raise their heads.~
15    VI, 18|         intelligible monad, which was able to generate a perfect number.~
16    VI, 25|             many more (Aeons), is not able to acquire possession of
17    VI, 29|              one),--" that you may be able to understand what is the
18    VI, 33|            was not of itself at least able to project itself, but cherished
19    VI, 36|             have been tested, and are able to keep (secret the mysteries)
20    VI, 49|               the Demiurge) not being able to represent the stability
21   VII, 10|        imitative (principle), was not able to hurry upwards. For (this
22   VII, 10|                He was not, (however,) able to have this (spirit) with (
23   VII, 12|             without which the body is able to accomplish nothing; (
24   VII, 16|            when (the angels) were not able to detain this, on account
25   VII, 16|         formed, and was not, he says, able, owing to the impotence
26   VII, 17|            but) this of itself is not able to afford nutriment to those
27   VII, 17|              unbegotten, they are not able to undergo corruption. But
28   VII, 19|               Prepon of course is not able to avoid (the imputation
29   VII, 20|               that soul of Christ, is able to despise the world-making
30   VII, 20|              that such a one world he able to become superior to (Jesus,
31   VII, 22|            they fulfil (the law), are able to become Christs; for they
32  VIII, 3 |             the places below, are not able to see the forms of the
33  VIII, 7 |         generations, by those who are able to discern (this mystery),
34    IX, 7 |         nothing to pay, and not being able again to abscond, from the
35    IX, 7 |             Zephyrinus to be a person able neither to form a judgment
36    IX, 18|          evidence as to whether he is able to acquire self-control,--
37    IX, 19|          rites of the sect, he is not able to partake of the food in
38     X, 7 |            fitted by nature for being able to be generated, as in a
39     X, 7 |             in order that he might be able to recover that Mind which
40     X, 10|          imitative nature, it was not able to soar upwards, for it
41     X, 29| self-determination, inasmuch as he is able to will and not to will,