Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1 |         as follows: Propator was united by a conjunction with his
 2    I,  6, 1 |       this end, that, being here united with that which is animal,
 3    I, 11, 1 | separated from their mother, and united to the rest, that is, from
 4    I, 13, 3 |      desiring in every way to be united to him, that she may become
 5    I, 29, 1 |    formed; while Zoe Aionios was united to Thelema, and Nous to
 6    I, 29, 2 |   Armogenes. Thelesis, again, is united to the second luminary,
 7    I, 29, 3 |          along with man, and was united to him; hence he attained
 8    I, 29, 4 |        being to whom he might be united; and not finding one, he
 9    I, 29, 4 |       They affirm that he, being united to Authadia (audacity),
10    I, 30, 12|       than all other men: Christ united to Sophia descended into
11    I, 30, 14|       being aware that Jesus was united to Christ, and the incorruptible
12   II, 12, 2 |          If, however, she was so united (let us take this also into
13   II, 12, 2 |        necessity, that from this united and inseparable conjunction,
14   II, 12, 2 |       proceed an unseparated and united production, so that it should
15   II, 12, 2 |          it behoves Bythus to be united in the same way with Ennoea,
16   II, 12, 2 |     forth by those that are thus united, ought themselves to be
17   II, 12, 2 |           ought themselves to be united, and to constitute only
18   II, 12, 2 |      AEons produced, ought to be united, and always to coexist,
19   II, 12, 6 |   conjunctions [of the AEons] as united, then their whole argument
20   II, 12, 6 |      pieces. Since, if they were united, how could Sophia have generated
21   II, 17, 2 |     produced? Was it so as to be united with Him who produced them,
22   II, 17, 3 |       men are not mixed with nor united the one to the other, but
23   II, 20, 5 |        conjunction, to have been united to that Saviour who was
24  III,  5, 3 |       has gathered into one, and united those that were far off
25  III, 16, 6 |     present with the human race, united to and mingled with His
26  III, 17, 4 |         if they speak of them as united, they do again separate
27  III, 18, 1 |         appointed by the Father, united to His own workmanship,
28  III, 19, 1 |  immortality, unless we had been united to incorruptibility and
29   IV, 31, 2 |         made--was commingled and united with flesh--that is, with
30   IV, 34, 4 |          Word having been firmly united to flesh, and in its mechanism
31    V,  1, 3 |  proceeded from God, having been united to what had been fashioned,
32    V,  1, 3 |     Spirit of God, having become united with the ancient substance
33    V,  6, 1 |         blended with the soul is united to [God's] handiwork, the
34    V,  9, 1 |        while as to another it is united and formed--that is the
35    V, 27, 2 |    separated from God, for he is united to God through faith. On
36    V, 34, 3 |       alone, but to the Churches united to these from the nations,