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 1     I, 5 |     heavenly bodies); and that the figure of it is curved, circular,
 2     I, 7 |           And that the earth is in figure plane; and that it continues
 3     I, 9 |      homogeneous, but not having a figure in itself, and immoveable
 4     I, 10|        made substances of the same figure and similar in form come
 5     I, 13|   variations of these, viz., bulk, figure, capacity, from which are
 6    IV, 1 |         triangular or quadrangular figure. They assume, therefore,
 7    IV, 1 |        They assume, therefore, the figure of a triangle, and look
 8    IV, 1 |         signs; and they assume the figure of a square those which
 9    IV, 34|        forming the ointment into a figure, they keep it by them. When,
10    IV, 35|       tracing on the wall whatever figure he wishes, and then covertly
11    IV, 37|         imitation representing the figure of the moon as it is at
12    IV, 41|       fashioned into the requisite figure, by means of Etruscan wax
13    IV, 46|           eagle, either in size or figure, and it is captured in the
14    IV, 47| perpetually, (and) in an orbicular figure. And he says that there
15    IV, 48|            says, is he who, in the figure of a man, hinders the Beast
16     V, 2 |        does not remain in the same figure or the same form invariably,
17     V, 2 |      statues of Mercury, of such a figure honoured among them. Worshipping,
18     V, 2 |           fashioned into some such figure as is the pullendum of a
19     V, 14|         the seal) which prints the figure on the substances that are
20     V, 14|        heaven and the earth have a figure similar to the womb, having
21     V, 14|          desirous of bringing this figure under the organ of vision,
22     V, 14|    principles) has produced such a figure of heaven and earth as is
23    VI, 9 |            is not fashioned into a figure of this, will perish with
24    VI, 9 |          however, be made into the figure of (the Spirit), and be
25    VI, 13|            may be fashioned into a figure, and, becoming perfect,
26    VI, 15|         Simon (fashioned) into the figure of Jupiter, and (an image)
27    VI, 39|   according to Marcus. This is the figure of the element; this the
28    VI, 41|        sound of the voice produced figure, and invested them with
29    VI, 47|         with the letters). For the figure of the letters teaches (
30   VII, 16|           and image." And when the figure was formed, and was not,
31   VII, 16|         incorporeal, and devoid of figure. (Saturnilus,) however, (
32  VIII, 2 |           the lowest darkness, the figure also of the AEon himself,
33  VIII, 2 |         his attributes). (Now this figure is) a life-giving fire,
34  VIII, 3 |         was baptized He received a figure and a seal in the water
35     X, 7 |       contact with wax, produces a figure, (and yet the seal) itself
36     X, 8 |         one has been formed into a figure, He will, according to this
37     X, 8 |           not assumed any definite figure, He becomes, says Simon,
38     X, 12|      overcome by the darkness, the figure even of this AEon became
39     X, 30|    beginning, and has evinced in a figure His love towards thee. And