Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 | associate with the rest, and remained as a disciple, and took
 2     V, 21|     the prophecy of Hercules remained unfulfilled, and his works.
 3     V, 21|    to his overtures), for he remained faithful to Baruch. Therefore
 4    VI, 15| injunction given; whereas he remained (in that grave) until this
 5    VI, 38|   sound, as if cast outside, remained below. And that the element
 6    VI, 40|    had named this (name) she remained silent. While Marcus, however,
 7    VI, 43|     as it were, divided, and remained outside. And He, through
 8   VII, 11|      Holy Spirit itself also remained after the mode mentioned,
 9   VII, 11|  there were among them which remained mundane, He became more
10   VII, 15|   Archon, and (that element) remained beside the Great Archon.
11   VII, 15|  conterminous spirit, and he remained in the conterminous spirit.
12   VII, 21|     Christ, being spiritual, remained beyond the possibility of
13    IX, 26|     us, and that nothing has remained unrefuted either of the
14     X, 17|    suffered, and that Christ remained incapable of suffering,
15     X, 28|      of creation, while they remained ignorant of the Creator.