Book, Chapter

 1     I, 1 |     carefully examining supernal objects, fell into a well; and a
 2     I, 13|          which are generated the objects of sense. But that there
 3    IV, 1 |      terrestrial with superlunar objects. But there is of these a
 4    IV, 43|       and so, when gazing on the objects made by God, and on those
 5    IV, 47|       pole looking upon all (the objects), and gazing on all the
 6    IV, 47|          same quartet, either of objects in the west or those in
 7     V, 8 |     sympathize) with super-lunar objects. But (the astrologers go
 8     V, 10|       affirm that in this manner objects here derive from the emanation
 9    VI, 4 |        discern, or even whatever objects of the visible creation
10    VI, 4 |  categories, namely, of what are objects of Sense, and what are objects
11    VI, 4 |   objects of Sense, and what are objects of Intellect, and as for
12    VI, 8 |         cause of those beauteous objects of creation which Moses
13    VI, 19|      reason. It is the same with objects of touch; for anything rough,
14    VI, 32|       cause of all the glorious (objects of creation). The second
15    VI, 41|        and imparted form to the (objects of the) universe. For the
16    VI, 43|          producer of terrestrial objects. And (he maintains) that
17   VII, 7 | Originator of all those glorious objects in creation, (the nature
18   VII, 8 |       source of error concerning objects. (The Basilidians), in the
19   VII, 9 |           in short, any of those objects that have names, or are
20   VII, 12|        Archon; (I mean) whatever objects exist in the aethereal region
21   VII, 12|  separated from aether. When all objects in the aethereal regions,
22   VII, 15|     different orders (of created objects) that had been confused
23   VII, 15|        various orders of created objects that had been confounded
24   VII, 15|        various orders of created objects, and the restoration into
25   VII, 15|        various orders of created objects, and his Passion took place
26   VII, 15|        various orders of created objects that had been confounded
27   VII, 17|    instruments by which material objects are arranged and altered, (
28   VII, 20|      souls) that embrace similar objects of desire with the (power
29    IX, 4 |      words: "Whatever things are objects of vision, hearing, and
30    IX, 5 |            Whatsoever things are objects of vision, hearing, and
31     X, 28|       His own creation. And some objects He formed of one essence,
32     X, 29|          willed, He also formed (objects), He called them by names,