Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  4, 5 | conversion. And on this account (i.e., on account of this hypostatizing
 2    I, 12, 1 |      that were invisible,--Nous (i.e., Monogenes) of Thelesis,
 3   II,  8, 3 |       things above, since these (i.e., the AEons) are said to
 4   II,  9, 2 |        latter maintain that He, [i.e., the Creator of this world,]
 5   II, 13, 8 |          were sent forth by him (i.e., Nous) as fashioners of
 6   IV,  4, 1 |      been carried away from her [i.e., from Jerusalem], and scattered
 7   IV, 33, 15|          judgment. He therefore (i.e., the spiritual man) sifts
 8    V,  9, 4 |          His wishing the temple (i.e., the flesh) to be clean,
 9    V, 10, 2 |        the fruit [brought forth, i.e.,] of his works, and receives
10    V, 25, 1 |       nor as a legitimate king, [i.e., one] in subjection to God,
11    V, 25, 3 |         end of the last kingdom, i.e., the ten last kings, amongst
12    V, 25, 3 |        His coming; whose coming [i.e., the wicked one's] is after