Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |          days uncover it, we shall see it wearing the appearance,
 2    IV, 7 |            of the heretics, let us see what they also say who have
 3    IV, 35|        their eyes fixed until they see the flame in the air, and
 4     V, 2 |            mysteries),--and let us see how these (heretics), collecting
 5     V, 3 |            and seeing they may not see." For if, he says, the magnitudes
 6     V, 4 |            and fruits; and he will see that from one and the same
 7     V, 14|           INCARNATION.~Let us then see what the Sithians affirm.
 8     V, 17|            by the Sethians, let us see also what are the doctrines
 9     V, 21|            parts of heaven, and to see that not anything of what
10     V, 23|        they initiated. Let us then see what also Simon affirms.~
11    VI, 6 |         earth, indeed, by earth we see, and water by water,~And
12    VI, 15|          tissue of legends, let us see what also Valentinus asserts.~
13    VI, 19| discernible by sense. But one must see that a thing is white, and
14    VI, 32|            by spirit; the flesh (I see) suspended from soul, but
15    VI, 50|       school of Valentinus, let us see what statement likewise
16   VII, 8 |         the Saviour. Let us, then, see how clearly Basilides, simultaneously
17   VII, 10|        non-existent Deity." Let us see, therefore, what they say
18   VII, 17|            himself alone we do not see. But Nestis is water, for
19   VII, 19|          of this (heretic), let us see what Carpocrates says.~
20   VII, 26|           of the heretics), let us see what (system) also has been
21  VIII, 1 |             and announce that they see when in reality labouring
22  VIII, 1 |             as one may (generally) see, and next in succession
23  VIII, 3 |            us. We, however, merely see lids of vision, while corners (
24  VIII, 3 |      places below, are not able to see the forms of the Saviour
25  VIII, 8 |       sufficiently refuted, let us see what are the fictitious
26     X, 29|       manifested, so that we could see Him with our own eyes. This