Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  9, 5| finishing-stroke to this exhibition is wanting, so that any one, on following
 2    I, 25, 4|                their departure, not be wanting in any particular. It is
 3    I, 25, 4|             some one thing being still wanting to their deliverance, they
 4    I, 25, 4|             and when nothing is longer wanting to him, then his liberated
 5   II,  1, 2|               to be beyond Him will be wanting to the Pleroma, or, [in
 6   II,  1, 2|              things. But that which is wanting, and falls in any way short,
 7   II,  1, 5|               For there will be [much] wanting to every one of them, possessing [
 8  III, 10, 2|       knowledge of salvation which was wanting to them, that of the Son
 9  III, 12, 7|               of the Son was, however, wanting to him; therefore did [Peter]
10   IV, 16, 4|        glorious, by supplying what was wanting to him, namely, the friendship
11   IV, 16, 4|               For the glory of God was wanting to man, which he could obtain
12   IV, 23, 2|         nothing else [but baptism] was wanting to him who had been already
13    V,  6, 1|              God. But if the Spirit be wanting to the soul, he who is such