Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|   communication with any person whatsoever, unless he first undergo
 2     I, prooe|       to our subject), but also whatsoever things the truth has received
 3     I, 6    | continually in motion; for that whatsoever things undergo alteration,
 4     I, 19   |   tribunals of justice; so that whatsoever any one may commit in this
 5    IV, 28   |    these is spoken into the ear whatsoever the (magician) wishes. And
 6    IV, 48   |     from the dead by Canis; for whatsoever plants have not taken root,
 7     V, 4    |     assume in this manner, that whatsoever things have been said and
 8     V, 14   |      this statement. Everything whatsoever you discern by an act of
 9     V, 14   |        the human soul every art whatsoever which is made the subject
10     V, 14   | scrutinize the pregnant womb of whatsoever animal he wishes, and he
11     V, 21   |      things from the beginning, whatsoever had been done by Edem and
12     V, 21   |         by Edem and Elohim, and whatsoever would be likely to take
13    VI, 4    | comprises all things in itself, whatsoever any one might discern, or
14    VI, 12   |        Of all things, (i.e.) of whatsoever there is a generation, the
15    VI, 14   |         Helen, and that they do whatsoever they please, as persons
16    VI, 19   |          nor ear heard, nor any whatsoever of the other senses known
17   VII, 3    |    cannot admit of any division whatsoever. The genus, on the other
18   VII, 10   |           All things, therefore whatsoever it is possible to declare,
19   VII, 10   |         Basilides' own words:) "Whatsoever I affirm," he says, "to
20   VII, 11   |        the subjacent (entities) whatsoever there were among them which
21    IX, 5    |       to an obvious one;" and, "Whatsoever things are objects of vision,
22    IX, 10   |         with any sort of animal whatsoever, or a male, or a sister,
23    IX, 13   |    admit, inasmuch as in no way whatsoever have they confidence in
24     X, 7    |       in a human soul every art whatsoever is developed which is capable
25     X, 13   |         in itself; (therefore,) whatsoever things also the man possesses,
26     X, 29   |     formed male and female; but whatsoever beings were designed for