Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|       they, becoming ashamed, lest also, by our divulging their
 2    IV, 2    |       these (AEons). But now, lest any one suppose the opinions
 3    IV, 34   |   book, perceiving the danger lest, perchance, any knavish
 4     V, 9    |      the tracks of its paths, lest (any antagonistic power)
 5    VI, 26   |      the entire of the Aeons, lest the perfect Aeons, beholding
 6    VI, 32   | inquiries), exercise caution, lest at any time you should have
 7    VI, 36   |      silence for this reason, lest at any time one should suppose
 8   VII, 15   |     dwelling is placed above, lest subjacent souls should be
 9  VIII, 3    |       consternation they fear lest they may undergo corruption
10    IX, 21   |       those goes into a city, lest (by so doing) he should