Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 6|      which she brought forth as a consequence of her contemplation of
 2    I, 24, 5|          idols, thinks them of no consequence, and makes use of them without
 3   II,  1, 3|          rest in one God, but, in consequence of seeking after more than
 4   II,  8, 1|     transitory, it is a necessary consequence that those [above] also,
 5   II, 10, 2|           question to one of less consequence, and thus insert [in their
 6   II, 30, 4|          spiritual conception, in consequence of the contemplation of
 7  III, 25, 5|           an erring Aeon, nor the consequence of a defect, nor the Mother
 8   IV,  4, 2|          with John as a necessary consequence. Christ had come to fulfil
 9   IV, 37, 6|         being good would be of no consequence, because they were so by
10    V, 13, 2|           themselves, they die in consequence of their influence (periautas),
11    V, 17, 2|           paralysis followed as a consequence of sins.~3.
12    V, 20, 2| consideration of how much greater consequence is a religious man, even