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 1    I,  6, 4  |         state, and here brought to perfection.~
 2    I,  7, 1  |            seed shall have come to perfection, they state that then their
 3    I,  7, 5  |        weak), at last attaining to perfection, shall be given as brides
 4    I,  8, 3  |          riches, as never to reach perfection)--this one it pleases them
 5    I, 13, 1  |         the greatest knowledge and perfection, and who has received the
 6    I, 21, 2  |        descended upon Him, was for perfection; and they allege that the
 7    I, 21, 2  |         brought in for the sake of perfection. And to this He refers when
 8   II,  4, 2  |            that they are called to perfection, when those very beings
 9   II,  4, 2  |            men, and bestow on them perfection, He ought at first to have
10   II,  4, 2  |          to have conferred on them perfection. In this way, men too would
11   II, 14, 5  |          possessed in the greatest perfection. Again, their opinion as
12   II, 18, 6  |        would rather [give rise to] perfection, and impassibility, and
13   II, 18, 7  |          they maintain, truth, and perfection, and establishment, and
14   II, 19, 1  | instrumentality it might attain to perfection and form in that soul which
15   II, 19, 3  |        seed conveyed knowledge and perfection to the souls of these men,
16   II, 19, 4  |      appearance, and increase, and perfection. For if that light which
17   II, 19, 4  |           to it, and brought it to perfection, then a sojourn here (which
18   II, 19, 4  |           receive shape, and reach perfection, in the midst of substances
19   II, 30, 7  |           reached a high degree of perfection in the love of God.~8.
20   II, 32, 2  |          pass over to the state of perfection, they are, by no chance,
21   IV, 11, 1  |         purpose of bringing man to perfection? For He formed him for growth
22   IV, 28     |           OF THE GREATER DEGREE OF PERFECTION WHICH IT DEMANDS FROM US,
23   IV, 35, 2  |            of truth, the Spirit of perfection, and the Spirit of knowledge,
24   IV, 35, 2  |            same being there exists perfection and defect, knowledge and
25   IV, 37, 7  |         for the bringing of man to perfection, for his edification, and
26   IV, 38, 1  |            could not receive this [perfection], being as yet an infant.
27   IV, 38, 2  |          at the beginning to grant perfection to man; but as the latter
28    V, pref, 1|            which Christ brought to perfection, and the apostles have handed
29    V,  8, 1  |            Spirit, tending towards perfection, and preparing us for incorruption,
30    V, 36, 3  |        with His Son, is brought to perfection; that His offspring, the