Book, Chapter

 1     I, 5 |           fish. And that winds are caused by the separation of very
 2     I, 6 | congelation; and that lightning is caused when the clouds are parted
 3     I, 7 |         And that the solstices are caused by both sun and moon being
 4     I, 7 |           pole. And that winds are caused when the atmosphere is ratified
 5     I, 7 |          thunder and lightning are caused by heat falling on the clouds.
 6     V, 14|    production of a man or mind, is caused when (the ocean), excited
 7     V, 21|             departed from Edem, he caused an originating principle
 8     V, 21|            precepts of Baruch, and caused his own peculiar injunctions
 9     V, 21|            not able to seduce him, caused him to be crucified. He,
10     V, 21|          he it is who antecedently caused the production of everything
11    VI, 14|           says, created the world--caused the transference from one
12    VI, 27|   offspring of the entire Pleroma, caused the passions to depart from
13   VII, 11|            the Son, and the Archon caused Him to sit on his right (
14   VII, 16|           which raised man up, and caused him to have vitality. (Saturnilus)
15     X, 10|           Himself; and this son He caused to sit on His own right
16     X, 11|          for this reason, that she caused him to be crucified. And