Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 3|          others, that men may no longer be drawn away by the plausible
 2    I,  3, 3  |          however, and ceased any longer to suffer. For the power
 3    I,  7, 5  |       These three natures are no longer found in one person, but
 4    I, 23, 3  |       trust in him and Helena no longer regarded them, but, as being
 5    I, 24, 6  |         declare that they are no longer Jews, and that they are
 6    I, 25, 4  |       world, and when nothing is longer wanting to him, then his
 7    I, 25, 4  |          at length they shall no longer be [shut in the body.~5.
 8    I, 25, 5  |   committed among them, I can no longer find ground for believing
 9    I, 30, 6  |   sprinkled, so that he might no longer, though still powerful,
10   II,  2, 3  |          may have been], will no longer be the causes of that formation,
11   II,  7, 2  |         once passes away, and no longer appears! There will be some
12   II,  7, 4  |         that the thirty AEons no longer correspond to the manifold
13   II,  7, 6  |      definite shape, and thus no longer spiritual, and diffused,
14   II,  8, 2  |         things. Let them then no longer declare that their Bythus
15   II, 12, 1  |       not reckoned,~there are no longer, on their own showing, thirty
16   II, 13, 8  |         homogeneous, there is no longer ground for conceiving of
17   II, 15, 3  |          that the Pleroma can no longer be regarded as having been
18   II, 17, 3  |    spirit. Let them therefore no longer speak of the Pleroma as
19   II, 17, 7  |        for ever. For they can no longer maintain that, of beings
20   II, 17, 8  |              It cannot therefore longer be held, as these men teach,
21   II, 17, 8  |          erring AEon, we need no longer search for a reason why
22   II, 18, 1  |     exist. Let them therefore no longer call this suffering AEon,
23   II, 19, 6  |        and animal men, he can no longer be said to be after the
24   II, 21, 1  |     affirm that the AEons are no longer thirty, but eighty-two in
25   II, 29, 1  |  themselves, inasmuch as they no longer maintain that souls pass,
26   II, 29, 1  |          of rest], then it is no longer because they are souls but
27   II, 29, 3  |          no part of man will any longer be left to enter in within
28   II, 31, 1  |  convince, so as to lead them no longer to blaspheme their Creator,
29   II, 31, 1  |       from thee, that you may no longer have to endure their idle
30   II, 33, 5  |        shall then cease from any longer begetting and being begotten,
31  III, 11, 9  |         from the apostles can no longer be reckoned the Gospel of
32  III, 17, 3  |   indicating that they should no longer have the Holy Spirit from
33   IV,  4, 1  |      fruit. But now these are no longer useful for bringing forth
34   IV,  9, 2  |        make progress, so that no longer through a glass, or by means
35   IV, 18, 5  |         invocation of God, is no longer common bread, but the Eucharist,
36   IV, 18, 5  |    receive the Eucharist, are no longer corruptible, having the
37   IV, 31, 3  |         territory of] Sodore, no longer corruptible flesh, but a
38   IV, 34, 4  | pruning-hooks, and they shall no longer learn to fight." If therefore
39   IV, 35, 2  |       Therefore let them not any longer assert that Peter and Paul
40   IV, 35, 2  |          ancients, and allege no longer that these men, being sent
41   IV, 36, 2  |          did even give it up (no longer hedged around, but thrown
42    V, 13, 3  |        when the flesh is dead no longer, but remains living and