Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 |          the atmosphere. And that beneath the stars are sun and moon,
 2     I, 8 |     upwards and the other remains beneath. And that the earth is at
 3     I, 17|         good, and that they exist beneath the quarter around the moon,
 4    IV, 6 |         and two his eyes, and one beneath~Reaches the end of the huge
 5    IV, 33|          pitch, he kindles a fire beneath the cauldron. The vinegar,
 6     V, 3 |         Now) by night in Eleusis, beneath a huge fire, (the Celebrant,)
 7     V, 15|         above,~And Stygian stream beneath, the weightiest oath~Of
 8     V, 16|        blended in the dark waters beneath; and (both of these) become
 9   VII, 10|         is so silly as to descend beneath. The third Sonship, however,
10  VIII, 2 |   underlying darkness (which was) beneath, and not being ignorant
11  VIII, 2 |     snatched away by the darkness beneath. But (he acted in quite
12  VIII, 3 |         hold on by (the darkness) beneath. Up to the time, therefore,
13  VIII, 3 |           ray of vision condensed beneath the eyelids, and (in this
14  VIII, 3 |         He again collects himself beneath the lids of vision according
15    IX, 21|          violation of law to pass beneath images. But the adherents
16     X, 7 |         darkness that is situated beneath. The darkness, however,
17     X, 7 |           of the eye appears dark beneath the underlying humours,
18     X, 7 |         that, having been mingled beneath with the compounds of body,
19     X, 7 |          is below from the Father beneath," that is, from wind. And
20     X, 10|        Sonship that had been left beneath, but which He was not aware
21     X, 10| Controller of all things that are beneath Him, and this Archon produced
22     X, 12|       above it impressed on chaos beneath the forms of everlasting