Book, Chapter

 1     I, 6 |  existing, those which have existed, and those that will be,
 2     I, 19|    nothing was generated or existed, unless it be from atoms.
 3     V, 4 |   Amygdalus" who previously existed; and he having in himself
 4    VI, 35|   and ineffable Grace which existed prior to the universe, may
 5   VII, 9 | Since, therefore, "nothing" existed,--(I mean) not matter, nor
 6   VII, 9 |     since, I say, "nothing" existed,) God, "non-existent,"--
 7   VII, 10|    the cosmical Seed. There existed, he says, in the Seed itself,
 8   VII, 11|  and considering that there existed nothing at all beyond these.
 9   VII, 17|  form) in which (the world) existed antecedent to the separation
10  VIII, 3 |     reason that eternal One existed for thirty years on the
11  VIII, 9 |     and affirmed that there existed certain invisible AEons.
12     X, 27|   of men from the beginning existed there, nevertheless these