Book, Chapter

 1     I, 20|   never continues in the same (condition). Some followers, then,
 2    IV, 34|        and they use it in this condition as a seal. But they say,
 3     V, 2 |  invariably, or in one passive condition, that either one could express
 4     V, 11|     that is, that it attains a condition independent of generation,
 5     V, 12|    marks roused from a dormant condition and rendered paternal characteristics,
 6    VI, 12|      incorruptible in a latent condition in every one--(that is,)
 7    VI, 21|       if, when they are in the condition of suffering incidental
 8    VI, 24| unbegotten, not subject to the condition of place, not (subject to
 9    VI, 24|     place, not (subject to the condition of) time, having no counsellor, (
10    VI, 29|        has derived its present condition. But Sophia is called "Spirit,"
11    VI, 49|        one) not subject to the condition of time; and (the Demiurge)
12   VII, 17|       to preserve its existing condition. And ruinous discord has
13   VII, 20|      alleges) that in the same condition with (the soul of Jesus
14   VII, 26|       what is dry. And in this condition (our Lord) departed to the
15  VIII, 3 |      the eyelids, and (in this condition) He advances forth as far
16  VIII, 10|     upon matter) in a seething condition, like (the contents of)
17    IX, 7 |   affairs to be in a desperate condition, he proceeded to cast himself