Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 5 |    letters, by the force of analogy they form the number thirty.~
 2    I, 14, 6 |     of this arrangement and analogy has been manifested in the
 3   II, 13, 8 | that is, the Word after the analogy of human feelings, and rashly
 4   II, 20, 5 |     will the image bear any analogy to that truth which [by
 5   II, 23, 2 |  blood] is shown to have no analogy to their system of Aeons.~
 6  III, 21, 10|   as man by God, to have an analogy with the former as respects
 7  III, 21, 10|   had existed in Adam], the analogy having been preserved.~
 8  III, 22, 1 | flesh, they also reject the analogy [between Him and Adam].
 9  III, 22, 1 |     that case, preserve the analogy of man, and He must seem
10  III, 23, 5 |    of Adam, however, had no analogy with this, but was altogether