Book, Chapter

 1     I, 20|      sensible true, but that they appear to men to be so; and that
 2     I, 21|     himself of body that he would appear clear to the eye. But the
 3    IV, 5 |      accurate prediction will not appear, since many may be born
 4    IV, 35|          accomplices, assembling, appear invested with the figures
 5    IV, 37|          they make moon and stars appear on the ceiling after this
 6    IV, 37|      magician) causes the moon to appear by the mirror. But frequently,
 7    IV, 37|        the heavenly body) may not appear before the (proper) time.
 8    IV, 37| contrivances, so to make the moon appear descending from the sky.
 9    IV, 38|      seahorse--cause the stars to appear to be; the scales being
10    IV, 48|         productive, and that they appear full of life, (though in
11     V, 8 |          each other, so that they appear according to (the shape
12     V, 15|        say, the all-wise Sethians appear to derive (their opinion)
13    VI, 3 |         he nevertheless wished to appear to have become a god; and
14    VI, 3 |          and he did at all events appear, as time wore on, to have
15    VI, 50|           greater discovery, will appear to work wonders. And finding, (
16    VI, 50|         and unstable, it does not appear to me expedient to bring
17   VII, 26|      virgin, and that when he did appear he was not devoid of flesh. (
18  VIII, 13|       statements concerning these appear to be sufficient, let us
19    IX, 9 |           born. Christ would thus appear and exist among us from
20    IX, 14|           in common, and they all appear always in white clothing.~
21    IX, 20|          not speak unless it will appear expedient to the nine. And
22     X, 27|      world are known and unknown, appear to belong to a more modern