Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 23, 3|    one of them coveted the principal power for himself, he had
2    I, 29, 1|    proceed to describe the principal opinions held by them. Some
3   II,  6, 2|   it is that possesses the principal power in the state? How
4   II, 12, 6| declare that the first and principal Ogdoad consists of Logos
5   II, 12, 6|   and then their first and principal Ogdoad is at an end. For
6   II, 12, 7|  superior to the first and principal Tetrad, by which they were
7  III, 11, 8|    which we live, and four principal winds, while the Church
8  III, 11, 8|  For this reason were four principal (katholikai) covenants given