Book, Chapter

 1     I, 6 |     imperceptible to vision, but capable of being manifested by cold
 2     I, 16|          soul is self-moved, and capable of originating motion. Others,
 3    IV, 4 |         of the metallic plate is capable of being divided by a longer
 4    IV, 28|         and puts forth something capable of a doubtful and varied
 5    IV, 48|          certain wisdom to those capable of discerning it. If. however,
 6    IV, 51|       their first principles, as capable of being discerned by reason
 7     V, 1 |      novelties to those that are capable of being deceived, as we
 8     V, 2 |         for they possess what is capable of increase; but increase
 9     V, 16|         are commingled, they are capable of being separated. Nay,
10    VI, 11|          to those who have ears (capable) of hearing. For whosoever,
11    VI, 19|  intelligible entities which are capable of being understood through
12    VI, 24|   projected from the Father, one capable of continuing generation,
13    VI, 25|          that only which she was capable (of projecting), viz., a
14   VII, 1 |       doctrines) that are easily capable of enticing them into pleasure,
15  VIII, 2 |         And in no less degree is capable of being recognised the
16  VIII, 6 |      these numbers, he says, are capable of many divisions, and they
17     X, 2 |       whereas others from things capable of, passion. From a body
18     X, 3 |          entities produced), and capable of passion, as if from incongruous
19     X, 6 |        like an immense fountain, capable of being by reason divided
20     X, 7 | whatsoever is developed which is capable of being learned. The result