Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|            the mysteries), nor to hold communication with any person
 2     I, 23   |      secure of all~Immortals, who hold the peaks of white Olympus;~
 3    IV, 28   |        divine things, for that to hold converse (with these mysteries)
 4    IV, 46   |        upon the birds, easily lay hold on them as they are gazing
 5    IV, 51   | termination in (the head) itself, hold bodies together; but the
 6     V, 21   |        joy. Permit Edem, then, to hold possession of the world
 7    VI, 9    |           he says, are alleged to hold good concerning the seventh
 8    VI, 27   |       Aeon), these they allege to hold good of the animalish (one),
 9   VII, 8    |        the first instance, laying hold on this borrowed and furtively
10   VII, 15   |       enormous ignorance will lay hold on this one likewise, in
11   VII, 15   |           same ignorance will lay hold also on the Great Archon
12   VII, 17   |         exist, Friendship, laying hold on them, brings them forward,
13  VIII, 1    |        are mutually distinct, and hold one (degree of) honour relatively
14  VIII, 2    |       distinctive attributes laid hold on collectively by the underlying
15  VIII, 3    |         from above, had been laid hold on by (the darkness) beneath.
16  VIII, 3    |         forms that have been laid hold on by each of the thirty
17    IX, 23   |         each. These, then, firmly hold the ancient tradition, and
18     X, 9    |        generative; whereas others hold the impossibility, (in His
19     X, 26   |      devout men, and permitted to hold converse with the true God,