Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 26, 1|    separated from him, and at a distance from that Principality who
 2   II,  1, 3|        they must be an infinite distance separated from each other--
 3   II,  1, 4|         separated by an immense distance from each other on every
 4   II,  4, 2|       not with respect to local distance; but that, in the Pleroma,
 5   II, 13, 3|      Father of all is at a vast distance from those affections and
 6   II, 13, 5|         from himself to a great distance, so likewise we say that
 7   II, 13, 5|      ray beyond, and to a great distance from, Himself. But what
 8   II, 13, 5|    conceived of beyond, or at a distance from, God, into which He
 9   II, 22, 3| Samaritan woman, and while at a distance, cured the son of the centurion
10   IV, 19, 2|       itself suggests), To what distance above God do ye lift up
11   IV, 33, 2|       each other by an infinite distance. Or how can he be good who