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 1    IV, 12|           one cannot have a more manifest proof than this. O, pride
 2     V, 2 |       the fourteenth age be made manifest." This, however, is not (
 3    VI, 4 |          and another a something manifest, and that the secret are
 4    VI, 4 |         secret are hidden in the manifest portions of the fire, and
 5    VI, 4 |        of the fire, and that the manifest portions of the fire derive
 6    VI, 4 |          and "sensible." And the manifest portion of the fire comprises
 7    VI, 4 |     employs the terms secret and manifest; it may, (I say, in general,)
 8    VI, 4 |      flesh is nourished. And the manifest portion of the fire he regards
 9    VI, 13|      undergo conjugal union, and manifest an intermediate interval,
10    VI, 13| pre-existent; but being rendered manifest to himself from himself,
11    VI, 26|        abortion might not at all manifest itself to the perfect Aeons,
12    VI, 46|          His being one who would manifest the Father; (and that) when
13    VI, 47|  discovered it was filled up, is manifest from the shape itself of
14  VIII, 2 |          both odours and colours manifest to us, through the medium
15    IX, 3 |           and we shall next make manifest what are the portions of
16    IX, 4 |    reference to the knowledge of manifest things similarly with Homer,
17     X, 1 |        this, provided it is made manifest, will of itself refute error.
18     X, 8 |        and another (a something) manifest. And he asserts that the
19     X, 8 |       secret is concealed in the manifest parts of the fire, and that
20     X, 8 |        of the fire, and that the manifest parts of the fire have been
21     X, 26|   particularity is our desire to manifest to those who are of a studious