Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|          Deity, and that in this respect the world is uncreated.
 2     I, 18|         growth to philosophy, in respect of a greater development
 3    IV, 3 |      differ from one another) in respect of energy of womb, some
 4     V, 3 |          is born again, in every respect of the same substance with
 5     V, 14|           whirling along, is, in respect of its hissing sound, like
 6     V, 21| two-minded, two-bodied, in every respect answering (the description
 7    VI, 18|          the quaternion in every respect imitated the intelligible
 8    VI, 26|       perfect Aeon so that in no respect she should be inferior in
 9   VII, 10|     Sonship, threefold, in every respect of the same Substance with
10   VII, 11| denominated partly in a certain (respect) world, and partly in a
11   VII, 11|         and partly in a certain (respect) super-mundane (spaces).
12   VII, 15|         him, in order that in no respect anything may desire aught
13   VII, 18|         fact you follow in every respect this (philosopher of paganism),
14   VII, 20|         and that these are in no respect inferior to Jesus. And (
15  VIII, 1 |       AEons; but these, in every respect. have been sufficient for (
16  VIII, 2 |       this Saviour is,) in every respect, coequal in power with the
17  VIII, 7 |        in all these. For in what respect, he says, would the one
18  VIII, 13|       manner with the Church. In respect, however, of their mode
19    IX, 5 |       cauterize, though in every respect they wickedly torture the
20    IX, 7 |          of his clergy, paid him respect to his own damage; and transferring
21    IX, 23|     alteration from these in one respect, viz., marriage. Now they
22    IX, 23|      customs; and these, both in respect of caste and in respect
23    IX, 23|          respect of caste and in respect of the laws, are called
24    IX, 24|      have made. and (in whatever respect), by becoming wealthy, he
25     X, 8 |   possessing no attribute in any respect more deficient than that
26     X, 12|       Redeemer was like in every respect to the first seed of the
27     X, 12|   fig-tree, but inferior in this respect, from the fact of His having
28     X, 19|        He surpasses them in this respect, that, according to the
29     X, 20|        only alteration, viz., in respect of regarding Melchisedec
30     X, 21|        Montanus as a prophet. In respect, however, of what appertains