Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 30, 5|       this too were generated all oblivion, wickedness, emulation,
 2    I, 30, 8| Ialdabaoth, however, through that oblivion in which he was involved,
 3    I, 30, 9|          filling him with mundane oblivion, and urging into folly and
 4   II, 33, 2|          the [notion of] a cup of oblivion, imagining that in this
 5   II, 33, 2|       they are caused to drink of oblivion by that demon who watches
 6   II, 33, 2|     perplexity. For if the cup of oblivion, after it has been drunk,
 7   II, 33, 2|         demon a drug which caused oblivion? For if thou hast a remembrance
 8   II, 33, 2|          demon, nor in the cup of oblivion prepared with art.~3.
 9   II, 33, 3|        body itself is the drug of oblivion, this observation may be
10   II, 33, 3|        itself were [the cause of] oblivion, then the soul, as existing
11   II, 33, 3|   existing in the very [cause of] oblivion, could have no knowledge
12   II, 33, 3|          itself is [the cause of] oblivion? But the prophets also,
13   IV, 16, 3|       love to God had passed into oblivion, and became extinct in Egypt,