Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  6, 4|       conduct of any kind which leads into the Pleroma, but the
 2    I, 21, 2|       regeneration] it is which leads them down into the depths
 3   II, 27, 1|      for himself as inclination leads him, [is absurd.] For in
 4  III, 17, 2|       means of that layer which leads to incorruption; but our
 5  III, 23, 5|       wisdom;" the sense of sin leads to repentance, and God bestows
 6   IV, 13, 1|      revealed; for He it is who leads man into fellowship and
 7   IV, 20, 1|      love (for this it is which leads us to God by His Word),
 8   IV, 30, 4| Gentiles; and for this cause He leads it out at last from this
 9    V, 28, 2|   performs wonders, by which he leads the inhabitants of the earth
10    V, 30, 1|       to it]; while reason also leads us to conclude that the