Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1 |           becoming pregnant, gave birth to Nous, who was both similar
 2    I,  4, 1 |          figure, like an untimely birth, because she had received
 3    I, 10, 1 |          and the advents, and the birth from a virgin, and the passion,
 4    I, 12, 3 |          he had assisted at their birth. Accordingly, he and his
 5    I, 14, 1 | only-begotten, has brought to the birth in some such way as follows
 6    I, 15, 2 |          multiplied by ten, gives birth to Jesus (888). And Christ
 7    I, 16, 1 |         multiplied together, give birth to the number ninety-nine,
 8    I, 23, 5 |     Menander, also a Samaritan by birth, and he, too, was a perfect
 9    I, 24, 2 |           the SAviour was without birth, without body, and without
10    I, 24, 4 |            But the father without birth and without name, perceiving
11   II, 12, 3 |         assistance from him, gave birth to a production which they
12   II, 17, 9 |        man who was blind from his birth, since the AEon was in this
13   II, 17, 10|      always utterly blinded, gave birth to so vast a body of evils.
14   II, 28, 6 |    themselves had assisted at His birth, thus assimilating Him to
15   II, 30, 6 |         by a spiritual process of birth (which they declare themselves
16  III,  5, 1 |       David says, prophesying His birth from a virgin, and the resurrection
17  III, 11, 4 |           the glad tidings of his birth: [that God] who also had
18  III, 11, 8 |          Abraham;" and also, "The birth of Jesus Christ was on this
19  III, 12, 3 |        upon the man lame from his birth, before that gate of the
20  III, 12, 9 |        who had been lame from his birth, and when the crowd wished
21  III, 16, 2 |         Joseph, he says: "But the birth of Christ was on this wise.
22  III, 16, 2 |     certainly have said, "Now the birth of Jesus was on this wise;"
23  III, 16, 2 |         says by Matthew, "But the birth of Christ was on this wise;"
24  III, 16, 3 |         of David according to His birth from Mary; and that Jesus
25  III, 16, 3 |  discoursing on the causes of His birth: "And He appointed a law
26  III, 19, 2 |          Himself that pre-eminent birth which is from the Most High
27  III, 21, 4 |           what has been said, His birth from a virgin, and His essence,
28  III, 21, 5 |       belly, was fulfilled in the birth from the Virgin, that is,
29  III, 21, 6 |         also was the unlooked-for birth from a virgin accomplished;
30  III, 21, 10|        Himself, rightly receive a birth, enabling Him to gather
31   IV, 21, 3 |           the first place, at his birth, since he laid hold on his
32   IV, 21, 3 |           born, the type of whose birth he set forth beforehand,
33   IV, 23, 1 |       beforehand, who should give birth to Emmanuel. Wherefore,
34   IV, 31, 1 |           two churches), who gave birth to children begotten of
35   IV, 31, 1 |         the means of their giving birth to children, as it is written: "
36   IV, 31, 2 |      church the [power of] giving birth to children, besides our
37   IV, 33, 2 |         had not gone through that birth which belongs to a human
38   IV, 33, 3 |    themselves were brought to the birth. But their own special prophet
39    V,  1, 3 |           leaven of [the natural] birth, and who do not choose to
40    V, 12, 5 |         bodies which had at their birth come forth from the womb,
41    V, 15, 1 |          did promise him a second birth after his dissolution into
42    V, 15, 2 |           had been blind from his birth, He gave sight, not by means
43    V, 15, 3 |           had been blind from his birth; showing openly who it is