Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |     become mother not of plants devoid of sense, nor beasts without
 2     V, 12|    Matter. And Matter, (though) devoid of attribute, and being
 3     V, 14|       darkness, however, is not devoid of intelligence, but altogether
 4     V, 21|         of all begotten things, devoid of prescience, and invisible.
 5     V, 21|       the female (principle) is devoid of prescience, passionate,
 6     V, 21|        The Father, then, who is devoid of prescience, beholding
 7    VI, 13|      may exist potentially, but devoid of propensions. (And this
 8    VI, 28|      but is, according to them, devoid of understanding, and silly,
 9    VI, 29|          for he was foolish and devoid of understanding, and imagined
10   VII, 7 |        the earth to the moon is devoid of foresight, guideless,
11   VII, 9 |      nor what is sensible,) nor devoid of senses, nor man, nor
12   VII, 16| unbegotten and incorporeal, and devoid of figure. (Saturnilus,)
13   VII, 24|     they are (too) numerous and devoid of reason, and full of blasphemy.
14   VII, 26|        he did appear he was not devoid of flesh. (He maintains,)
15  VIII, 2 |         Light, however, was not devoid of form, nor inoperative,
16  VIII, 3 |         He himself, however, as devoid of subsistence, employs
17    IX, 4 |     exists, men are continually devoid of understanding, both before
18    IX, 4 |          they seem like persons devoid of any experience regarding
19     X, 2 |      derived them from what was devoid of quality, whereas others
20     X, 2 |        of, passion. From a body devoid of quality and endued with
21     X, 2 |       according to them, matter devoid of quality, and in all its
22     X, 3 |         entities produced), and devoid of passion, that is, from
23     X, 7 |    darkness continues desolate, devoid of radiance and splendour,
24     X, 11|      generated entities, and is devoid of foreknowledge, and unknown,
25     X, 11|         The female principle is devoid of foreknowledge, passionate,
26     X, 29|         laid down for an animal devoid of reason, but a bridle