Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 12, 4 |     the whole Pleroma was well pleased through him to glorify the
 2    I, 23, 1 |      whatsoever title men were pleased to address him.~2.
 3    I, 24, 4 |     transfigured himself as he pleased, and thus ascended to him
 4    I, 30, 7 |   feeling envious at this, was pleased to form the design of again
 5   II,  2, 4 |      things, formed them as He pleased, bestowing harmony on all
 6   II,  4, 3 |  Demiurge formed whatever they pleased. Nor will it be a small
 7   II, 11, 1 |       territory, as He Himself pleased, the various and diversified [
 8   II, 17, 11|    therefore, as soon as He so pleased, He did become known not
 9   II, 30, 5 |      which he made whatever he pleased, and displayed his art and
10   II, 33, 5 |     spirits, in which they had pleased God. Those, on the other
11  III,  8, 2 |      put us to whatever use he pleased, and the unclean spirit
12  III,  8, 3 |       things freely, and as He pleased, again David says, "But
13  III,  8, 3 |       all things whatsoever He pleased." But the things established
14  III,  9, 3 | beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased." For Christ did not at
15  III, 11, 6 | beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased: I will put my Spirit upon
16   IV,  5, 4 |   order that God also might be pleased to offer up for all his
17   IV,  9, 3 |    been revealed to men as God pleased; that they might always
18   IV, 13, 1 |    justified by faith, and who pleased God, did observe previous
19   IV, 14, 2 |        salvation to those that pleased Him. And He did Himself
20   IV, 16, 2 |      judgment, but the man who pleased [God] was translated for
21   IV, 25, 1 |      rest of the righteous who pleased God: and in these last times,
22   IV, 27, 1 |     the Spirit's guidance, and pleased God. But when his lust prompted
23   IV, 27, 1 |        upon the earth?" And he pleased God, and was the admiration
24   IV, 27, 3 |       of them God was not well pleased, for they were overthrown
25   IV, 27, 4 |        showed Himself not well pleased in many stances towards
26   IV, 36, 6 |        of them was He not well pleased;" so also is it the case
27    V,  3, 2 |      yet was not, just when He pleased, shall much more reinstate
28    V,  5, 1 |        men? For Enoch, when he pleased God, was translated in the
29    V,  5, 1 |        and place it where they pleased. Where, then, was the first
30    V, 12, 5 |        Galatians: "But when it pleased God, who separated me from
31    V, 15, 3 |      like manner, "But when it pleased God, who separated me from