Book, Chapter

 1     I, 12|         alleging that he could produce such proofs as the following:
 2    IV, 28|       euphorbia, and of a fig, produce a similar result. But when (
 3    IV, 43|      multiplied ten times will produce a thousand, and this will
 4     V, 21|   ripened fruits, that is, the produce of the creation, of which
 5    VI, 11|        he says, which does not produce good fruit, is hewn down
 6    VI, 25|     emulate the Father, and to produce (offspring) of herself without
 7    VI, 38|   different letters invariably produce different letters, and succeed
 8    VI, 41| Agathos, of the Pleromas might produce in all the single power
 9    VI, 41|   Quaternion's ineffable word, produce the same number (twenty-four)
10    VI, 41|       the twenty-four letters, produce, by an analogical power,
11    VI, 44|       these six made fourfold, produce the twenty-four forms. And
12    VI, 47|        into an entire sum, and produce a triacontad; whereas at
13  VIII, 1 |  modesty, (and) the sought-for produce, to which He came in search (
14  VIII, 1 |    sweet fruit--the sought-for produce. And inasmuch as the Deity