Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|    condemned, I am forced to proceed in my intention of exposing
 2    IV, 51   | books; it seems expedient to proceed to a consideration of the
 3     V, 9    |     sets things free as they proceed, lightens things as they
 4     V, 11   |    we alone are competent to proceed through and pass beyond
 5    VI, 9    |  says, the umbilical vessels proceed forth from Edem, that is,
 6    VI, 16   |     and that (then we should proceed) to declare the opinions
 7    VI, 24   |      a male only there could proceed a generation at all of any
 8    VI, 24   |  deficient in nothing, shall proceed to give an account of their
 9    VI, 30   |   that a celestial Logos may proceed from the Ogdoad being born
10    VI, 47   |   but of Pythagoras, I shall proceed to explain those opinions
11   VII, 17   |     and earth, out of which (proceed) generated entities; fire
12  VIII, 2    |  those infinite (AEons which proceed) from these indefinitely,
13    IX, 16   |      in the house,--and they proceed to partake of breakfast.
14     X, 29   |     nor could male or female proceed from any one of these, were