Book, Chapter

 1     I, 8 |        of which the one is borne upwards and the other remains beneath.
 2    IV, 28|        paper written upon floats upwards (to the surface), bearing
 3    IV, 28|    consumed, the salts, bounding upwards, create the impression of,
 4    IV, 35|         cyanus, and stretch them upwards. The cauldron, however,
 5     V, 2 |     eddies of water, at one time upwards, at another time downwards.
 6     V, 2 |        flows downwards; but when upwards to the wall and fortress
 7     V, 2 |     drove back, and made it flow upwards.~
 8     V, 3 |       that is, Jordan that flows upwards. This, he says, is the hermaphrodite
 9     V, 3 |        the expression "to ascend upwards." This, he says, is what
10     V, 15|         set (over it), to convey upwards and receive the spark borne
11    VI, 43|        that sound is transmitted upwards to the Progenitor. And furthermore,
12   VII, 10| immediately burst forth and went upwards and hurried above from below,
13   VII, 10|            was not able to hurry upwards. For (this portion) was
14   VII, 10|     which through itself hurried upwards, (and so the more gross
15   VII, 10|         For the Sonship, carried upwards by the Spirit as by a wing,
16   VII, 10|      says, all (entities) hasten upwards from below, from things
17   VII, 13|          germs), the powers pass upwards as far as the Sonship. For,
18   VII, 14|     followed Jesus, and hastened upwards, and came forth purified.
19   VII, 14|          first (Sonship), hasten upwards through its own instrumentality.
20   VII, 15|     Great Archon. And he carried upwards as far as (that which is)
21   VII, 16|          returning with rapidity upwards, they exhorted one another,
22     X, 10|        burst forth, and ascended upwards, and proceeded towards the
23     X, 10|          it was not able to soar upwards, for it was more gross than