Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  8, 5  |    For Anthropos and Ecclesia spring from Logos and Zoe. Moreover,
2   II, 24, 5  |     into four parts,--namely, spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
3   II, 25, 1  |     them. For system does not spring out of numbers, but numbers
4   II, 28, 2  |     mean, which come to us in spring, but fly away again on the
5   II, 33, 4  |   finds the idea of a work to spring up rapidly in his mind,
6  III, pref, 1| undertaken--showing that they spring from Simon, the father of
7   IV, 17, 3  |   forth, and thy health shall spring forth more speedily; and
8    V, 25, 3  | declares that ten horns shall spring from the beast, and that