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 1    I, 14, 4|         known by all those that belong to the called. But that
 2    I, 14, 5|        elements he maintains to belong to Him who cannot be named.
 3    I, 20, 2|        thy day, the things that belong unto thy peace, but they
 4    I, 21, 5|        things, both those which belong to myself and others, although,
 5    I, 21, 5|  strictly speaking, they do not belong to others, but to Achamoth,
 6    I, 24, 2|         Many of those, too, who belong to his school, abstain from
 7   II,  5, 3|       of error with those which belong to truth. If, however, these
 8   II,  7, 3|      how can those things which belong to creation, various, manifold,
 9   II,  7, 7|       and similar to thoseth at belong to the creation [below].
10   II,  8, 3|         that those things which belong to a multiform creation,
11   II, 13, 8|         opposition to those who belong to the school of Basilides,
12   II, 14, 5|   Cynics, since they do in fact belong to the same society as do
13   II, 15, 1|       any of those things which belong to creation. For they maintain
14   II, 15, 2| connection with such numbers as belong to creation? For they describe
15   II, 26, 1|   better and more profitable to belong to the simple and unlettered
16   II, 27, 2|         of creation to which we belong testifies, by what falls
17   II, 28, 2|       very feet (I mean such as belong to this world, which we
18   II, 29, 1|     place of enjoyment, and all belong to the intermediate place
19   II, 31, 1|        the creation to which we belong was not formed by Him, but
20   II, 31, 1|       that creation to which we belong,--these same arguments will
21   II, 31, 2|       will be thus confuted who belong to Simon and Carpocrates,
22  III, 11, 1|       this creation to which we belong was not made by the primary
23  III, 15, 2|       multitude about those who belong to the Church, whom they
24   IV, 17, 5|       that creation to which we belong, He confessed to be His
25   IV, 28, 2|         the class to which they belong,) and has judged those who
26   IV, 32, 1|       this creation to which we belong was formed by any other
27   IV, 33, 2|      draws away men that do not belong to him from him who made
28   IV, 33, 2|       that creation to which we belong, and affirmed the mixed
29    V,  2   |        NOT COME TO WHAT DID NOT BELONG TO HIM: ALSO, BY SHEDDING
30    V,  2, 1|      those things which did not belong to Him, as if covetous of
31    V, 16, 1|     from this earth to which we belong, the Scripture tells us
32    V, 27, 1|          that judgment does not belong to Him, or that He consents
33    V, 36, 2|       mansions." For all things belong to God, who supplies all