Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 30, 3 |  possessing by its own will that besprinkling of light; and it they call
2    I, 30, 3 |         received power from that besprinkling of light which it possessed,
3    I, 30, 9 |          the sweet savour of the besprinkling of light, by means of which
4    I, 30, 9 | peculiarly her own, that is, the besprinkling of light. They maintain,
5    I, 30, 10|          the ark by means of the besprinkling of that light which proceeded
6    I, 30, 12|        to his sister, and to the besprinkling of light. When he recognised
7    I, 30, 12|          maintain that the whole besprinkling of light rushed to him,
8    I, 30, 14|       take place, when the whole besprinkling of the spirit of light is