Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  7, 5|        found in one person, but constitute various kinds [of men].
2    I, 11, 1|   Anthropos and Ecclesia. These constitute the primary Ogdoad. He next
3    I, 14, 5|          when brought together, constitute the number four-and-twenty.
4    I, 23, 3|      world, have thought fit to constitute them, seeking, by means
5   II,  7, 3|         can those things, which constitute such a multiform creation,
6   II, 12, 2| themselves to be united, and to constitute only one being. But, according
7    V,  9, 4|       have already shown, might constitute them heirs of His property,
8    V, 20, 2| spiritual, while those on earth constitute the dispensation in human
9    V, 25, 4|      three years and six months constitute the half-week.~5.