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 1    I,  2, 5|        these things among them.~6.
 2    I,  3, 5|          and I unto the world."~6.
 3    I,  5, 5|        outward sensitive flesh.~6.
 4    I, 13, 5|    received from this magician.~6.
 5    I, 14, 5|         form the number thirty.~6.
 6    I, 15, 5|        to the grossest impiety.~6.
 7    I, 24, 5|         descended, is Caulacau.~6.
 8    I, 25, 5|  nothing really evil by nature.~6.
 9    I, 30, 5|         in heaven and Paradise.~6.
10   II,  7, 5|        its orderly arrangement?~6.
11   II, 12, 5|         of their (AEons) shows.~6.
12   II, 13, 5|         He sent forth this ray?~6.
13   II, 14, 5|         a copying of Aristotle.~6.
14   II, 17, 5|   varying phases of corruption.~6.
15   II, 18, 5| spiritual and divine substance.~6.
16   II, 19, 5|         once for all conceived.~6.
17   II, 22, 5|  slightest trace of an apostle?~6.
18   II, 24, 5|      precisely of twelve hours.~6.
19   II, 28, 5|        things human nor divine.~6.
20   II, 30, 5|         most incurable madness.~6.
21  III, 11, 5|        the bosom of the Father.~6.
22  III, 12, 5|     advent perfect towards God.~6.
23  III, 16, 5|    Christ? This is Antichrist."~6.
24  III, 18, 5|      neither injury nor insult.~6.
25  III, 21, 5|         even this passage also.~6.
26  III, 23, 5|      him who had been beguiled.~6.
27  III, 25, 5|      nor another God or Father.~6.
28   IV,  2, 5|       God" or "the great King."~6.
29   IV,  6, 4|          like others, believed.~6.
30   IV, 17, 5|   glorified among the Gentiles.~6.
31   IV, 18, 5|       resurrection to eternity.~6.
32   IV, 20, 5|      and to enjoy His goodness.~6.
33   IV, 33, 5|    simply a shadow of humanity.~6.
34   IV, 36, 5|         who then were afar off.~6.
35   IV, 37, 5|        left unto you desolate."~6.
36    V, 12, 5|         in a healthy condition.~6.