Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 28|         whatever questions he may desire to have asked from the demons.
 2    IV, 46|           the dancer. Wherefore I desire that no one, astonished
 3     V, 1 |          urge many forward into a desire of learning, and into stedfastness
 4     V, 3 |           impulsive principle and desire for generation. "Thou art
 5     V, 3 |         is carnal, and causes the desire of the flesh. This, he says,
 6     V, 6 | thoroughly to refute them as they desire.~
 7     V, 9 |       beauty, pleasure, maturity, desire, and concupiscence; and
 8     V, 21|        passed into a concupiscent desire for her. But this Father,
 9     V, 21|         passing into concupiscent desire, might descend (from heaven)
10    VI, 2 |    divergence from the inordinate desire of that silly Simon, it
11    VI, 3 |          failed to accomplish his desire, he nevertheless wished
12    VI, 12|  generation, the beginning of the desire of the generation is from
13    VI, 12|          from fire. Wherefore the desire after mutable generation
14    VI, 26|          of Aeons, whereas others desire that Sige should exist along
15    VI, 27|          altered fear into animal desire, and (made) grief material,
16   VII, 9 |  impassively, (and) unactuated by desire, willed to create a world.
17   VII, 15|          nothing may inordinately desire anything of the things that
18   VII, 15|         from him; for he will not desire aught of impossible things,
19   VII, 15|           no respect anything may desire aught of those things that
20   VII, 20|        embrace similar objects of desire with the (power just alluded
21  VIII, 8 |        heretics) devise, in their desire to set up for themselves
22    IX, 13|           every act of inordinate desire, being averse even to hearing
23    IX, 26|    contemporaries have afforded a desire of learning (with) great
24     X, 10|          but different (creatures desire Him) from different causes.
25     X, 11|            passed into inordinate desire for the half virgin, and
26     X, 23|       that exist when He might so desire. Noetus maintained that
27     X, 26|          our particularity is our desire to manifest to those who