Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |  Polycrates the king of Samos, took up his residence in a city
 2     I, 2 |    remained as a disciple, and took his meals along with them;
 3     I, 7 |     are born when the contrary took place. This philosopher
 4     I, 19|       Himself to pleasure, and took His ease in the midst of
 5     V, 21|       under deficiency. And He took His Own angels with Him,
 6    VI, 7 |     the principle of that fire took six roots, and those primary
 7    VI, 16|        Greeks. But (Valentinus took his opinions) from these,
 8    VI, 27|         These (matters), then, took place within the Pleroma
 9    VI, 41|    committed. (And his descent took place) in order that the
10    VI, 42|     dispensation of suffering (took place) on the sixth day,
11    VI, 47|    away; for that the apostasy took place, they say, in like
12   VII, 11|       ascension of the Sonship took place, and the Holy Spirit
13   VII, 15|      been previously explained took place, all the events in
14   VII, 15|       objects, and his Passion took place for not any other
15    IX, 6 |     brethren, while he himself took care subsequently, by knavish
16    IX, 7 |      who were congregated, and took his stand, and created a
17    IX, 7 |        a compassionate man, he took no action in the matter.
18     X, 7 |  Himself of no reputation, and took upon Him the form of a servant."
19     X, 8 |       thus: The Unbegotten One took six primal roots of the
20     X, 12|       that all the occurrences took place with Him as it has
21     X, 26|      for the inundations which took place in the age of Ogyges
22     X, 27| originated; and that when they took up their abode in these