Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  4, 1|   violently excited in those places of darkness and vacuity [
2    I, 14, 1|  invisible and indescribable places in the form of a woman (
3   II,  8, 2|      come to an end in those places which are characterized
4  III, 14, 1|      with all diligence both places, and cities, and number
5  III, 16, 6|     invisible and ineffable [places] the former, whom they assert
6  III, 17, 1|    who is from the invisible places upon him from the Demiurge;
7  III, 17, 4|     truly feast and revel in places invisible and above all
8   IV, 19, 2|     any man is hid in secret places, shall I not see him?" For
9    V, 35, 1| woods, too, shall make shady places, and every sweet-smelling