Book, Chapter

 1     I, 23|          throne secure.~And forth she brought the towering hills, the
 2    IV, 5 |          Macedonian, though many were brought forth along with him throughout
 3    IV, 14|            the n, five monads; which, brought together into one series,
 4     V, 2 |             trees; or whether Arcadia brought forth Pelasgus, of greater
 5     V, 2 |           secret orgies; or Pallerie (brought forth) the Phlegraean Alcyoneus,
 6     V, 2 |              the man whom alone earth brought forth. And that he lay inanimate,
 7     V, 2 |              but (souls) awakened and brought to recollection of themselves,~"
 8     V, 3 |             fair and good ground, and brought forth fruit, some a hundred,
 9     V, 3 |             saying, "August Brimo has brought forth a consecrated son,
10     V, 12|             is the Serpent. For as he brought down from above the paternal
11     V, 14| handicraftsman's business; and to one brought into contact with the rest
12     V, 14|               the substances that are brought up (into contact with it).
13     V, 21|                and the mutual passion brought them together into the one
14     V, 21|            maternal angels which Edem brought forth, the names in like
15    VI, 1 |          process of time deliberately brought forward into public notice
16    VI, 8 |               Lord has spoken. I have brought forth children, and exalted
17    VI, 39|             Truth herself, for I have brought her down from the mansions
18    VI, 47|                In this way the Ogdoad brought forth the number ninety-nine
19   VII, 14|              with terror, when He was brought to understand in what ignorance
20   VII, 15|         distinction which was thereby brought about in the various orders
21  VIII, 1 |            themselves ashamed, may be brought to know how the Saviour
22    IX, 6 |              presently. Now Callistus brought forward Zephyrinus himself,
23    IX, 7 |               over to his master, and brought to Rome, and his master
24    IX, 8 |              repaired to Rome; and he brought some book, alleging that
25    IX, 25|              and that these have been brought into being for ministering
26    IX, 26|               fancies, but also, when brought to know the power of the
27     X, 7 |              For just as a seal, when brought into contact with wax, produces
28     X, 10|              been predetermined to be brought into existence by the non-existent
29     X, 29|               exercise of reflection, brought forth the Logos first; not
30     X, 29|               good. Now man, that was brought into existence, was a creature
31     X, 29|       incidents gone by, the prophets brought them back to the recollection