Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 19|   large jaws, coarse mouth, gross in the upper parts, huge
 2    IV, 43| earth and water, being more gross, he assigned to the duad;
 3   VII, 10|  part was refined, (another gross,) and another requiring
 4   VII, 10|    different mode. The more gross portion, however, (of the
 5   VII, 10|   upwards, (and so the more gross portion) was left behind.
 6   VII, 10|  behind. Therefore the more gross Sonship equipped itself
 7     X, 8 |     which is simple, as the gross bulk of speculators maintain,
 8     X, 10|    was refined, and another gross, and another requiring purification.
 9     X, 10|  different causes. The more gross portion, however, still
10     X, 10|    upwards, for it was more gross than the subtle part. The
11     X, 10|   the subtle part. The mare gross portion, however, equipped