Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  3, 5|        so far as he divides and separates, he is Horos. They then
2    I, 11, 1|         Father, while the other separates their mother from the Pleroma.
3   II,  1, 3|        kind of existence, which separates by immensity the Pleroma
4   II,  1, 4|       an immense interval which separates them from one another. But
5   II, 25, 2|     means of the interval which separates each one from the others.
6   II, 35, 3| signifies], "One who bounds and separates the land from the water,"
7  III, 16, 8|          and every spirit which separates Jesus Christ is not of God,
8   IV,  4, 3|       who judges them, that is, separates them. But the wheat and