Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 20|        they master whatever they learn; moderate, scorners, victims
 2    IV, 34|       the seals, endeavouring to learn the letters written within.
 3     V, 2 |         declare his generation?" learn how, partly deriving from
 4     V, 8 |        then, in the first place, learn how (the Peratists), deriving
 5     V, 8 |  instruction (on the point), may learn how it is that the originators
 6     V, 16|          in their proper places, learn. There is among the Persians
 7     V, 21|         begat a child from her, (learn that) the swan is Elohim,
 8    VI, 32|        soul earnestly desires to learn what sort these are, looking
 9    VI, 36|   individuals eagerly panting to learn what that may be which is
10  VIII, 3 |        after house." And (we may learn, according to the Docetae,
11  VIII, 8 |       from (out of) thyself, and learn who it is that absolutely
12  VIII, 8 |           my soul, my body.' And learn from whence are sorrow,
13    IX, 13|        them up and impel them to learn the sciences. They do not,
14     X, 1 | elucidated for those willing (to learn) the rule of the truth;
15     X, 27|     adepts in this doctrine, and learn from us, who are the friends