Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |      sacred quaternion, source of everlasting nature, having, as it were,
 2     V, 2 |         says, of the supernal and everlasting (beings) alone recalls the
 3     V, 2 |           the nether world to the everlasting substance above, where,
 4     V, 3 |     rulers; and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of glory
 5     V, 21|        memento of love, and as an everlasting emblem of the marriage of
 6    VI, 18|        font that has the roots of everlasting nature."~Now the quaternion
 7    VI, 23| completely finishes the great and everlasting world.~
 8    VI, 29|   Valentinus, is "a source of the everlasting nature having roots;" and
 9    VI, 49|     imitating the indefinite, and everlasting, and illimitable (one),
10  VIII, 3 |          eternal One assumed from everlasting places. These (places),
11  VIII, 7 |    antiquated feast, legal, (and) everlasting, a passover of the Lord
12    IX, 5 |            meaning by the thunder everlasting fire. But he also asserts
13    IX, 23|       that the wicked will endure everlasting punishment in unqenchable
14     X, 12|        chaos beneath the forms of everlasting species. For the third AEon,