Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 46|   behind upon the birds, easily lay hold on them as they are
 2     V, 2 |      brought forth. And that he lay inanimate, unmoved, (and)
 3     V, 8 |      far as the moon. And (they lay down), that (one) world
 4    VI, 9 |         the nostrils: for as it lay in the midst of moisture,
 5    VI, 49| addition to these (points, they lay down) that the Demiurge
 6   VII, 1 |     pleasure, like the luscious lay of the Sirens, or, by binding
 7   VII, 15|         enormous ignorance will lay hold on this one likewise,
 8   VII, 15|         the same ignorance will lay hold also on the Great Archon
 9    IX, 25|       any coeval substance that lay ready at hand, but His Will--
10     X, 15|      preceptor, themselves also lay down that there are three
11     X, 29|  substance from us, why does He lay injunctions similar to those