Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 21, 3|    which is hidden from every deity, and dominion, and truth
2   II,  1, 4|       Bythus another ocean of Deity, while in like manner the
3   II,  1, 5|  things, then, being so, each deity will be contented with his
4   II,  9, 2|    ascribe the first place in Deity to that God who was the
5   II, 14, 8| successive] emanations of the Deity. The views, again, which
6  III, 12, 9|       habitation, to seek the Deity, if by any means they might
7  III, 12, 9|   ought not to think that the Deity is like unto gold or silver,
8  III, 25, 3|     both sides, put an end to deity. For he that is the judicial
9  III, 25, 3|  deprived of his character of deity. And how can they call the