Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 28| through the instrument what he wishes the youth to say, and remains
 2    IV, 28|      whatsoever the (magician) wishes. And the youth hearing these (
 3    IV, 35|     and demons as the magician wishes to exhibit. Now the dupe,
 4    IV, 35|        wall whatever figure he wishes, and then covertly smearing
 5    IV, 35| accomplice in a place which he wishes, (and) taking aside his
 6    IV, 40|    left hand he writes what he wishes, appending it to the question,
 7    IV, 41|      accomplice utters what he wishes. And when he desires (the
 8     V, 8 |        and from it any one who wishes instruction (on the point),
 9     V, 14|        of whatsoever animal he wishes, and he will discover an
10     V, 21|       that is, Edem; for so he wishes that it had been written.
11     V, 21|       the world as long as she wishes; but do you remain with
12    VI, 9 |        womb." For this also he wishes to have been written so.
13    VI, 22|       so, (in like manner,) he wishes his disciples to be prepared,
14    VI, 27|       fire." For he, likewise, wishes (to think) that it has been
15    VI, 37|       out of this (Valentinus) wishes the heresy attempted by
16    VI, 38|        the vain toil of Marcus wishes that the Progenitor (of
17  VIII, 3 |      of vision according as He wishes it. Now the light of vision
18     X, 29|        whenever the Creator so wishes it. But God, who created