Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 3|       of] riches, as never to reach perfection)--this one it
 2    I, 11, 3|        and who, struggling to reach something more sublime,
 3    I, 21, 4|   incorporeal, and beyond the reach of sense, [be performed]
 4   II,  5, 1|     be regarded as beyond the reach of such accusations, since
 5   II, 19, 4|        and receive shape, and reach perfection, in the midst
 6   II, 24, 6|     sacred names which do not reach a numerical value of one
 7   II, 28, 7|    respect to which we cannot reach satisfaction, [it is absurd]
 8  III, 24, 2| benignity, He has come within reach of human knowledge (knowledge,
 9  III, 25, 3| judicial faculty, that it may reach a just conclusion; justice
10   IV, 13, 3|   indeed, while placed out of reach of the Lord's benefits,
11   IV, 19, 3|   hand, the Demiurge does not reach so far as the Pleroma; and
12   IV, 37, 7|      to love God, that we may reach this [prize] for ourselves