Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |  otherwise, however, he received back his property, and was rejected.
 2     I, 5 |       arises from earth's giving back (the vapours which it receives)
 3    IV, 18|       another's, nor do they ask back what is their own; as regards
 4    IV, 31|       assert, dies, if one bends back (its neck) opposite the
 5    IV, 48|      wisdom which conducts those back that follow in pursuit of
 6    IV, 48|        For he does not lead them back, but guides forward by a
 7     V, 2 |      them the body,--Jesus drove back, and made it flow upwards.~
 8     V, 11|        Draco fierce."~And at the back of Engonasis is an imperfect
 9     V, 21|         And I wish to receive it back (from them." Then the Good
10     V, 21|         word unto men, and carry back tidings to them of things
11    VI, 21|          all animals and plants (back) again into a human body.
12    VI, 25|     besetting Aeons, and hurried back into the depth of the Father.
13    VI, 35|      other cup, and pouring them back again, the drug, as it is
14   VII, 10|      eagles' wings, and upon the back. For, he says, all (entities)
15   VII, 17| following terms:--~"For not from back two arms arise,~Not feet,
16   VII, 20|       their own disciples in the back parts of the lobe of the
17   VII, 26|      chains of his body, he gave back heat to what is hot, cold
18    IX, 25|        Hebrew race, and bring it back once more into the ancient
19     X, 29|        the prophets brought them back to the recollection of humanity;