Book, Chapter

 1     I, 19|      Gentiles understood) the passions, but others the satisfaction
 2     V, 21|        for the eleven possess passions, but are not guilty of transgression.
 3    VI, 21|     own (tabernacle), and its passions the Furies. When, therefore,
 4    VI, 21| desirous (for departure), the passions will once more confine you
 5    VI, 21|      the Furies, that is, the passions (of the body); and immortal,
 6    VI, 21|     the Furies, which are the passions.~
 7    VI, 27|   midst of those four primary passions, both fear and sorrow, and
 8    VI, 27|    exist in the midst of such passions, in fear and sorrow, supplication (
 9    VI, 27|    entire Pleroma, caused the passions to depart from her, and
10    VI, 27|        that is, the corporeal passions, the soul is of a perishable
11    VI, 31|   Aletheia, had corrected the passions of Sophia--that is, the
12    VI, 31|      Mary came to rectify the passions of the soul. There are therefore,
13   VII, 20|    rendered null and void the passions incidental to men for their
14    IX, 17|       and anger, and all such passions, inasmuch as they consider
15     X, 29|     power, but a slave to his passions, and comprising all sorts
16     X, 30|   longer enslaved by lusts or passions, and never again wasted