Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 3 |         the change, will not be aware of the precise moment of
 2     V, 3 |      there." For He says He was aware of what sort of nature each
 3     V, 3 | Jeremiah likewise, he says, was aware of the Perfect Man, of him
 4     V, 16|         And, he says, no one is aware of this (place), save we
 5    VI, 18|       to ten. For Pythagoras is aware that this is the only perfect
 6    VI, 34|         by us, they will become aware of the deceit of Marcus.~
 7    VI, 43|        the soul above, becoming aware of what is akin to herself (
 8   VII, 11|       all germs. For he was not aware that there is (a Sonship)
 9   VII, 15|         only, continue (in it), aware of nothing superior or better (
10  VIII, 3 |       the Son), however, became aware that the AEons, those (that
11    IX, 3 |       present champions are not aware belong to the "Obscure"
12    IX, 6 |        he afterwards came to be aware of it, as I shall narrate
13    IX, 6 |        people. And we, becoming aware of his sentiments, did not
14    IX, 8 |          Elchasai), may be made aware what and what sort is the
15     X, 10|   beneath, but which He was not aware was more wise than Himself.
16     X, 28|     which the Greeks, not being aware, glorified, in pompous phraseology,