Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1|        birth to Nous, who was both similar and equal to him who had
 2    I,  2, 5|        should fall into a calamity similar to that of Sophia), for
 3    I,  4, 3|           doctrines are not at all similar to those of which our Lord
 4    I, 13, 2|        accomplishing several other similar things, he has completely
 5    I, 14, 1|            and sent forth the Word similar to Himself, who, standing
 6    I, 15, 5| eighty-eight, so that He should be similar to the alphabet; and subdividing
 7    I, 16, 2|          were, in the quest of one similar to itself, and finding such
 8    I, 24, 3|       these, crated another heaven similar to the first; and in like
 9    I, 25, 2|            them declare themselves similar to Jesus; while others,
10    I, 26, 2|            respect to the Lord are similar to those of Cerinthus and
11    I, 29, 1|         greatness, generated light similar to it. They declare that
12   II,  4, 1|           as they did], it must be similar in nature to Him who produced
13   II,  4, 1|         speak, along with Sige, be similar in nature to a vacuum, that
14   II,  4, 1|        which is really a vacuum is similar to, and the brother of,
15   II,  7, 2|            above. But if it is not similar, the charge will then attach
16   II,  7, 2|           on the other hand, it is similar, then the same ignorance
17   II,  7, 3|           nature, are of equal and similar properties, and exhibit
18   II,  7, 7|            them identical with and similar to thoseth at belong to
19   II, 13, 4|      Father of all is in no degree similar to human weakness. He is
20   II, 13, 8|    continues altogether equal, and similar, and homogeneous, there
21   II, 14, 4|            passes into a substance similar in nature to itself, both
22   II, 14, 8|        there were sent forth, in a similar way, from Anthropos and
23   II, 14, 9|          to the heathen, [as being similar] to those who are called
24   II, 17, 2|           and altogether equal and similar among themselves, as spirit
25   II, 17, 3|            substance with Him, and similar to their Author; or if they
26   II, 17, 3|         generated by the Father be similar to their Author, then those
27   II, 17, 7|             and should ever remain similar to him who produced them.~
28   II, 18, 5|          contact with what is of a similar nature, will not be dissolved
29   II, 18, 5|         was consorting with beings similar to and familiar with herself,
30   II, 20, 3|      passion of Christ was neither similar to the passion of the AEon,
31   II, 20, 3|           nor did it take place in similar circumstances. For the AEon
32   II, 25, 3|            and is not yet equal or similar to his Maker; and, moreover,
33   II, 29, 1|         those substances which are similar to themselves, but [that
34   II, 30, 3|         opposition? What have they similar to show, as having been
35   II, 31, 1|          the Gnostics, who express similar opinions. Those statements,
36   II, 32, 3|     possessing souls in no respect similar to that of Jesus.~4.
37  III,  6, 5|     expound it; but his meaning is similar to that of Moses, when it
38  III, 14, 3|           thou hast prepared?" and similar to this, that of the rich
39  III, 15, 2|           when they hold doctrines similar to ours, we, without cause,
40   IV, 11, 2|          things, Himself equal and similar to Himself, as He is all
41   IV, 15, 2|   Testament the same God permitted similar indulgences for the benefit
42   IV, 18, 3|      purposed violence? And saying similar things to these men, He
43   IV, 30, 3|          nations, who are under no similar obligation to us? Yea, moreover,
44   IV, 33, 9|      passes through an experience] similar to that of the ancient prophets,
45   IV, 34, 3|           from enduring sufferings similar to what was predicted. And
46   IV, 36, 3|         this same disobedience and similar sins, will bring on the
47    V, 33, 3|            grass, would produce in similar proportions (secundum congruentiam