Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 2|       outward form, to make it appear to the inexperienced (ridiculous
 2    I, 11, 5  |        and Sige, that they may appear more perfect than the perfect,
 3    I, 12, 2  |        of the Greeks) will not appear to you, my dear friend,
 4    I, 23, 3  |       angels, so that he might appear among men to be a man, while
 5    I, 24, 3  |   Basilides again, that he may appear to have discovered something
 6   II,  6, 3  |       sovereignty. For it will appear truly ridiculous, if they
 7   II, 13, 6  |       AEons] will most clearly appear to be bodies enclosed [by
 8   II, 17, 3  |       their Author; or if they appear dissimilar, then it must
 9   II, 17, 5  |     they will all nevertheless appear to participate in the same
10   II, 18, 5  | possibly happen. But these men appear to me to have endowed their
11   II, 29, 1  |         For righteousness will appear, in matters of this kind,
12  III, 12, 6  |        advent of the Lord will appear superfluous and useless,
13  III, 16, 8  |     appearance sheep; for they appear to be like us, by what they
14  III, 18, 7  |        been made flesh, He did appear as if flesh, His work was
15  III, 18, 7  |      true one. But what He did appear, that He also was: God recapitulated
16  III, 23, 2  |        Neither would the enemy appear to be as yet conquered,
17  III, 23, 5  |  command, he feels unworthy to appear before and to hold converse
18  III, 25, 2  |        requiring them, he will appear neither a just nor a wise
19   IV,  1, 2  |       same sense, then He will appear to enjoin a different course
20   IV, 13, 2  |     one who is convened should appear unworthy to Him who set
21   IV, 18, 1  |     also says, "Thou shalt not appear in the presence of the Lord
22   IV, 18, 3  |      even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but
23   IV, 20, 11 |       in one character, did He appear to those seeing Him, but
24   IV, 30, 2  |       the accuser) will rather appear as an unjust judge against
25   IV, 33, 3  |   deities,--[this, I say, must appear] when they shall be examined
26   IV, 37, 7  |    faculty of seeing would not appear to be so desirable, unless
27   IV, 38, 3  |        His power and goodness [appear] in this, that of His own
28    V,  1, 2  |  actual reality. But if He did appear as a man, when He was not
29    V,  4, 2  |    that cause must necessarily appear superior to the Father,
30    V,  5, 2  |    days; and [as it might also appear impossible] that from the
31    V, 32, 2  |      God, and was unwilling to appear to receive from men, what