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 1     I, prooe|      especially have they furtively taken their views who have first
 2    IV, 3    |           these the predictions are taken. Whence, if the horoscope
 3    IV, 7    |           the subject which we have taken in hand.~
 4    IV, 14   |            however, it be 43, (six) taken seven times, he says, are
 5    IV, 15   |           this to births (that have taken place) under particular
 6    IV, 42   |            reference to the subject taken in hand; yet, for the purpose
 7    IV, 46   |        consideration of the subject taken in hand, in order that,
 8    IV, 46   |            should, like the owl, be taken captive. For the knavery
 9    IV, 48   |          whatsoever plants have not taken root, really undergo putrefaction.
10    IV, 51   |          All the numbers therefore, taken generically, are four--number,
11     V, 5    |          THE SYSTEM OF THE NAASSENI TAKEN FROM ONE OF THEIR HYMNS.~
12     V, 16   |           outlets, and when what is taken up (out of each outlet)
13     V, 16   |      separation is observed to have taken place. And in the first
14    VI, 13   |             the other, (though both taken together) are one, (and)
15    VI, 22   |               in propounding them,) taken advantage of expressions
16    VI, 30   |             that the veil should be taken away, and that these mysteries
17    VI, 34   |         magicians. And here we have taken occasion to explain how
18    VI, 36   | standing-point from which they have taken occasion to introduce the
19   VII, 7    |        arrangement of the world has taken place according to some
20   VII, 12   |             has been stated to have taken place in the case of the
21   VII, 14   |             of the Gospel) had thus taken place, it was necessary,
22   VII, 15   |          distinction of natures had taken place in Jesus. These, then,
23    IX, 5    |       account of the birth that had taken place, He confessed Himself
24    IX, 7    |            intelligence of what had taken place. But Carpophorus,
25    IX, 7    |            much grieved at what had taken place; but since he was
26    IX, 7    |           Son Himself, after He had taken unto Himself our flesh,
27    IX, 16   |       breakfast. And when they have taken their seats in silence,
28     X, 1    |          derived. The truth has not taken its principles from the
29     X, 9    |        first projections which have taken place within the limit,
30     X, 22   |            and immortal. These have taken occasion from a certain
31     X, 26   |           as, so far as the subject taken in hand is concerned, this
32     X, 28   |          these the heresiarchs have taken occasion, and have transformed