Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  4, 1 |                 and was without form or figure, like an untimely birth,
 2    I,  4, 1 |           beyond Stauros, he imparted a figure to her, but merely as respected
 3    I, 14, 3 |                 this magician, such the figure of the element, such the
 4    I, 24, 2 |               without body, and without figure, but was, by supposition,
 5    I, 30, 15|                that they possess such a figure, our internal configuration
 6   II,  7, 6 |                 possessed of a definite figure, and confined within certain
 7   II,  7, 6 |           things which are possessed of figure, and confined within certain
 8   II,  7, 6 |                such as are destitute of figure and incomprehensible?~7.
 9   II, 12, 1 | incomprehensible; and He who is without figure with that which has a definite
10   II, 12, 2 |                should possess a special figure of its own. But if they
11   II, 15, 3 |                Father formed it of that figure vainly and thoughtlessly,
12   II, 16, 1 |               of himself construct that figure of creation which exists,
13   II, 16, 1 |               of this kind--receive the figure of those things which existed
14   II, 16, 3 |              from Himself the model and figure of those things which have
15   II, 19, 1 |                 imperfect, and with out figure or form; if indeed that
16   II, 19, 4 |                  it was without form or figure, but derived from this [
17   II, 19, 5 |             conception according to the figure of those angels whom she
18   II, 19, 6 |               own special magnitude and figure, was produced perfect as
19   II, 19, 6 |            souls themselves possess the figure of the body [in which they
20   II, 19, 6 |              shape, it will possess the figure of a man. and not the form
21  III, 22, 3 |             himself termed by Paul "the figure of Him that was to come,"
22   IV,  3, 1 |              when he declared, "For the figure of this world passeth away."
23   IV, 14, 3 |            things happened to them in a figure; but they were written for
24   IV, 19, 1 |                 the people receive in a figure, as was shown to Moses in
25   IV, 20, 10|             throne a likeness as of the figure of a man, and the things
26   IV, 20, 10|              were upon his loins as the figure of amber, and what was below
27   IV, 20, 11|             rich and great); not in one figure, nor in one character, did
28   IV, 27, 3 |            things happened to them in a figure, and were written for our
29   IV, 33, 10|               of our members, while the figure of a complete man is not