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 1    IV, 4 |      plate is capable of being divided by a longer time and one
 2    IV, 14|       roots is 34 monads. This divided into seven parts makes four,
 3    IV, 14|       the assumed number, when divided, has no remainder; for example,
 4    IV, 14|      monads. But the number 36 divided into nine makes exactly
 5     V, 4 |        is, from the brain, "is divided into four heads, and that
 6     V, 7 |       the world is one, triply divided. And of the triple division
 7     V, 7 |    huge fountain, which can be divided mentally into infinite segments.
 8     V, 7 |   resides of the triad as thus divided. For, he says, that from
 9     V, 7 |      descent all things triply divided might be saved. For some
10     V, 15|        things have been triply divided, and everything obtains
11     V, 16|    commingled is separated and divided when it reaches its proper
12     V, 21|      angels of the Mother were divided into four principles, and
13    VI, 10|        proceeds out of Edem is divided into four principles, four
14    VI, 10|        section of the river is divided. For the world was seen
15    VI, 12|    This, he says, is one power divided above (and) below, generating
16    VI, 19|  Wherefore, the universe being divided, as we said, into the intelligible
17    VI, 19|       he says, the sensible is divided from the intelligible world.
18    VI, 20|        together into unity the divided and scattered parts of the
19    VI, 20|     attaching to the world the divided parts. Of some such description
20    VI, 23|        and a geometrician, has divided it into twelve parts. And
21    VI, 23|      but collecting from these divided portions (an aggregate),
22    VI, 29|       For how the Pythagoreans divided (the celestial sphere) into
23    VI, 30|   doctrine of these has become divided: and one doctrine, according
24    VI, 43|       and who was, as it were, divided, and remained outside. And
25    VI, 48|    alleging that the earth was divided into twelve regions, and
26   VII, 6 | individual. For genus has been divided into species, and species
27   VII, 6 |        own nature, it could be divided into anything else, as we
28   VII, 6 |      anything else, as we have divided each of the fore-mentioned (
29   VII, 6 |    therefore, that) the triply divided Substance, which is not
30   VII, 7 |        following. The world is divided, according to Aristotle,
31   VII, 15|        when the world had been divided into an Ogdoad, which is
32   VII, 15|        and receiving them, was divided into its component elements,
33   VII, 17|    destructive Discord of this divided world, Empedocles admonishes
34  VIII, 2 |     the nether world, "he both divided the darkness from the light,
35     X, 6 |       and affirming that it is divided into three parts. But of
36     X, 6 |     capable of being by reason divided into infinite segments.
37     X, 6 |      all things that have been divided into three parts may be
38     X, 7 |        the power of the things divided threefold being of this
39     X, 10|      not. And of this Sonship, divided into three parts, one portion
40     X, 23|    according to Callistus,) is divided nominally, but substantially