Book, Chapter

 1     I, 5 |            that the moon sometimes appears frill and sometimes waning,
 2     I, 14|        also the seed is that which appears to us to arise out of moisture,
 3    IV, 4 |          is the moon, and in which appears each of the rest of the
 4    IV, 33|         jests, a fiery AEsculapius appears upon the floor. Then, placing
 5    IV, 41|            to become invisible, he appears as if burning incense, placing
 6    IV, 43|            which very opinion also appears the consequence of the other;
 7    IV, 45|          FOREGOING DISCUSSIONS,~It appears, then, that these speculations
 8    IV, 51|          heretics. Since, then, it appears that we have sufficiently
 9     V, 12|      doctrine of these persons, it appears expedient to subjoin the
10     V, 14|       Sithians affirm. To these it appears that there are three definite
11     V, 15| pereaphicola." But "phaos ruentes" appears to be the light (which exists),
12     V, 17|            opinion of the Sethians appears to us to have been sufficiently
13     V, 23|        pseudo-gnostic Justinus, it appears likewise expedient in the
14    VI, 13|           one of these (offshoots) appears from above, which constitutes
15    VI, 16|            stranger. Wherefore, it appears expedient that we should
16    VI, 20|         description as this, so it appears, is the distribution of
17    VI, 37|           their practices. (And it appears that some of the Marcosians,)
18   VII, 26|          should believe in him. It appears to us that these (tenets)
19    IX, 5 |        things are contraries--this appears his meaning--"but an alteration
20    IX, 16|          of those within the house appears a sort of mystery to those
21     X, 5 |          NAASSENI.~But since it so appears expedient, let us begin
22     X, 7 |            as the pupil of the eye appears dark beneath the underlying