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 1    I,  5, 3|         place of habitation is an intermediate one, above the Demiurge
 2    I,  5, 4|          heavens, that is, in the intermediate abode; the Demiurge in the
 3    I,  6, 4|           attain at length to the intermediate habitation, but that to
 4    I,  7   |          MEN, SHALL PASS INTO THE INTERMEDIATE HABITATION; BUT ALL MATERIAL
 5    I,  7, 1|      Achamoth shall pass from the intermediate place, and enter in within
 6    I,  7, 1|       mother Sophia; that is, the intermediate habitation. In this intermediate
 7    I,  7, 1|  intermediate habitation. In this intermediate place, also, shall the souls
 8    I,  7, 5|         part, finds repose in the intermediate place; but if the worse,
 9    I,  7, 5|          with the Demiurge in the intermediate place. And again subdividing
10    I,  8, 3|         they declare to be of the intermediate class, even as they do that
11    I,  8, 4|           rest of the time in the intermediate place, waited for Him till
12   II, 14, 4|          but to animal beings the intermediate space, while to corporeal
13   II, 16, 4|         below, or continue in the intermediate space.~
14   II, 29, 1|         psychically repose in the intermediate place;--when they declare
15   II, 29, 1|         of their nature, into the intermediate place to those substances
16   II, 29, 1|  enjoyment, and all belong to the intermediate place simply because they
17   II, 29, 2|           necessity pass into the intermediate place, and there will never
18   II, 29, 3|       souls do not enter into the intermediate place, but those of the
19   II, 29, 3|      animal substance go into the intermediate place, into which also they
20   II, 29, 3|       souls shall continue in the intermediate place, while bodies, because
21   II, 29, 3|       their soul remaining in the intermediate place, no part of man will
22   II, 29, 3|          are souls, remain in the intermediate place; while, in as far
23   II, 30, 2|           while He remains in the intermediate place. Let them, then, prove
24   II, 30, 5|          therefore remains in the intermediate place, while all the time
25   II, 30, 7|       admitted, perhaps, into the intermediate place, that is, into the
26  III,  2, 2|     Demiurge, at another from the intermediate place, and yet again from
27  III,  4, 3|       much later, even during the intermediate period of the Church.~
28  III, 15, 2|         declare that he is of the intermediate regions, that is, belongs
29  III, 17, 4|         the other remained in the intermediate place; that the one does
30   IV, 35, 1|          at another time from the intermediate abode through means of the
31   IV, 36, 7| afterwards, and others during the intermediate period, others after a long
32    V, 30, 1|         the beginning, during the intermediate periods, and which shall
33    V, 31   |          OF THE SAINTS DURING THE INTERMEDIATE PERIOD ARE IN A STATE OF