Book, Chapter

 1     I, 6 |       vision, but capable of being manifested by cold and heat, and moisture
 2     V, 2 |         according to Thomas, he is manifested. This, with them, is the
 3     V, 3 |        Cana of Galilee, and (thus) manifested the kingdom of heaven. This,
 4    VI, 13|       himself by means of himself, manifested unto himself his own peculiar
 5    VI, 13|          intelligence, when it was manifested, did not exercise the function
 6    VI, 13|   therefore, that likewise what is manifested from these, being unity,
 7    VI, 14|       which (this chief power) was manifested to nations. And from this
 8    VI, 37|           that he himself had been manifested as a (realization in) form
 9    VI, 42|         the entire number which He manifested, as He came to His baptism. (
10    VI, 42|            and which by the number manifested (by these is) 801. And for
11    VI, 42|       production and regeneration, manifested to the sons of light the
12    VI, 43|    self-devised (counsel) might be manifested. Understand, he says, for
13    VI, 44| projections) being added together, manifested the number six; and these
14   VII, 13|          and Jacob, and I have not manifested unto them the name of God" (
15   VII, 15|       understand. As, then, it was manifested unto him that there are
16   VII, 16|         maintained that Jesus) was manifested as man in appearance only.
17   VII, 19|              Now this, it has been manifested by us, belongs to Empedocles.
18  VIII, 3 |           was in a peculiar manner manifested during (his own) year. And
19     X, 16|          be the fiery one that was manifested; and the fourth to be an
20     X, 25|    transfused into bodies, and was manifested in many (different bodies)
21     X, 29|     throughout all ages, have been manifested beforehand; because, in
22     X, 29|  conjecture, but that He should be manifested, so that we could see Him
23     X, 29|           obedient unto death, and manifested His resurrection. Now in