Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 13, 3| pected from one heated by an empty spirit. (Referring to this,
2    I, 13, 3|    impudent when heated with empty air.) Henceforth she reckons
3    I, 30, 6|    by means of him she might empty them of their original power),
4    I, 30, 6|  this matter, that she might empty him (Ialdabaoth) of the
5   II,  8, 2|  fails to fill that which is empty, and to dispel the shadow,
6   II,  8, 3|   their doctrines untenable. Empty, too, are those who listen
7  III, 20, 1|     truth, should boast with empty superciliousness, as if
8   IV, 18, 1| presence of the Lord thy God empty;" so that man, being accounted
9   IV, 28, 2|     and from idle words, and empty talk, and scurrilous-language: