Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 1|           rounded and adorned the universe; as if, forsooth, they had
 2    I,  3, 6  |           of the formation of the universe, striving, as they do, to
 3    I, 10, 3  |      Maker, and Preserver of this universe, (as if He were not sufficient
 4    I, 11, 1  |          produced the rest of the universe. He also supposed two beings
 5    I, 11, 4  |      which is used respecting the universe be transformed to the primary
 6    I, 12, 2  |          He who is the God of the universe. He, as soon as He thinks,
 7    I, 16, 1  |     numbers, maintaining that the universe has been formed out of a
 8    I, 19, 1  |     Father than the Maker of this universe, whom, as we said before,
 9    I, 19, 2  |          Father, the Maker of the universe, is evident to us all; but
10    I, 26, 1  |           who is supreme over the universe, and ignorant of him who
11    I, 27, 2  | confessing that the Maker of this universe is His Father. He likewise
12    I, 31, 3  |         and God the Former of the universe, may obtain salvation, and
13   II,  3, 1  |  spiritual Pleroma) in which this universe was formed, and that the
14   II,  9, 2  |         who was the Maker of this universe. But the latter maintain
15   II, 11, 1  |      ignorant of Him, formed this universe. By this course, therefore,
16   II, 13, 7  |       vacuity, or that the entire universe is within Him; and in that
17   II, 14, 6  |       exhibit to refer this whole universe to numbers, they have learned
18   II, 19, 2  |            God, the Maker of this universe. With reason, however, [
19   II, 19, 3  |     particle of the Father of the universe has been deposited in their
20   II, 19, 8  |      Fashioner and Former of this universe, and who is in fact the
21   II, 19, 9  |          produced at all; but the universe would have been a desert,
22   II, 25, 4  |        shouldst measure all this [universe], and pass through all His
23   II, 31, 1  |         the immense extent of the universe, just as a stain is by the [
24  III, 10, 3  |           Demiurge] of the entire universe made promise to David, as
25  III, 11, 7  |        one God, the Maker of this universe; He who was also announced
26  III, 25, 1  |     should call the Maker of this universe the Father, who exercises
27  III, 25, 5  |           Maker and Framer of the universe is good. "And to the good,"
28  III, 25, 7  |          Framer and Maker of this universe, the only true God and Lord
29   IV, 35, 1  |      bring down the Father of the universe to such straits, as that
30   IV, 35, 4  |          God, the Creator of this universe, who sent the prophets,