Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |    indefinite genus, from which was constituted, according to them, the
 2     I, 16|          others assert that (Plato) constituted the gods as generable; and
 3     I, 21|    affirming that the body has been constituted a covering to the soul by
 4     I, 23|     creation, and supposing that it constituted the Deity, each speculator
 5    IV, 48|          world as it is melodiously constituted. For in six days the world
 6    IV, 48|          and in what manner each is constituted in the small creation. And (
 7    IV, 51|            nature of a huge body is constituted; and this is what Simon
 8     V, 14|        these; and since light is so constituted, that, like a ray of the
 9     V, 15|         these seems to be a harmony constituted from the spirit that is
10     V, 16|          composition and mixture is constituted according to the following
11    VI, 19|      sensations). Things being thus constituted, the arrangement of things
12    VI, 27|      entreaty, and supplication, he constituted as a path to repentance
13    VI, 32|             what is third," he has (constituted as third) the entire of
14    VI, 43|        consist of seven powers, and constituted (this world) the soul of
15   VII, 6 |         with the genus, what I said constituted animality, (and which is)
16   VII, 13|         according to nature, are so constituted as to continue in this quarter
17  VIII, 1 |            Docetae) are of opinion, constituted thirty AEons in all, while
18  VIII, 2 | intelligible and eternal (entities) constituted light. Light, however, was
19  VIII, 3 |             and each of these is so constituted as to discern Jesus, who
20  VIII, 5 |         that man. And he being thus constituted in power, (Monoimus alleges)
21     X, 1 |  Babylonians. But its definition is constituted after the manner in which
22     X, 15|           by the (just one) himself constituted the allusion in this passage.
23     X, 29|              for the Father Himself constituted existence, and the being
24     X, 29|         been enjoined. For man thus constituted has a law been enacted by