Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 15|        in calculation, have been desirous that, through the art delivered
 2    IV, 15|      astonishing philosophy, and desirous of being styled "Heresiarch,"
 3    IV, 26|         will be drowsy; they are desirous of managing business by
 4    IV, 30|      leaves it there. The sheep, desirous of scratching himself, rushes
 5    IV, 42|           For this reason, being desirous of warning the multitude,
 6    IV, 45|          furthermore, those who, desirous of learning, addict themselves
 7     V, 2 |        say they, is every nature desirous, and each in a different
 8     V, 2 |          however, he says, being desirous of adorning the incomprehensible (
 9     V, 4 |         however, differently--is desirous. This, he says, is the word
10     V, 14|          if, he says, any one is desirous of bringing this figure
11     V, 17|          If, however, any one is desirous of learning the entire doctrine
12     V, 21|         to time the way to those desirous of ascending (to him likewise).
13    VI, 21|           but if you are eagerly desirous (for departure), the passions
14    VI, 47|       this assertion, ye who are desirous of learning shall ascertain (
15    VI, 49|          of the supernal Ogdoad, desirous of imitating the indefinite,
16   VII, 26|          the wound) in his side, desirous of persuading them that
17    IX, 7 |         a God-loving female, and desirous of performing some good
18    IX, 10|    guilty of fornication, and is desirous of obtaining remission of
19    IX, 10|       false prophets, if you are desirous of being converted, that
20     X, 20| according to his image, they are desirous of maintaining that Christ
21     X, 24|    Hermogenes himself also being desirous of saying something, asserted
22     X, 28|     sound mind, who, if they are desirous of additional instruction,
23     X, 29|      thee a man. But if thou art desirous of also becoming a god,