Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 11, 1| treating the same points, but alike, in things and names, set
 2    I, 14, 5|      three sets were rendered alike in point of number, all
 3   II, 14, 4|     God, poets and historians alike, make the same affirmation.
 4   II, 17, 5| ignorance, will either attach alike to their whole Pleroma,
 5   II, 17, 5|       within the Pleroma will alike remain for ever impassible.
 6   II, 17, 5|     all these, since they are alike derived from the light of
 7   IV,  6, 5|   both Himself and the Father alike [to all]; and all the people
 8   IV,  6, 5|      all the people heard Him alike, but all did not alike believe.
 9   IV,  6, 5|    Him alike, but all did not alike believe. And through the
10   IV, 16, 4|      in His own person to all alike the words of the Decalogue;
11   IV, 35, 4|     of truth, we do all speak alike with regard to the same
12    V, 26, 2|      predicted by the Creator alike through all the prophets
13    V, 27, 1|       of the Son comes indeed alike to all, but is for the purpose