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 1    I,  2, 2| Sophia, and suffered passion apart from the embrace of her
 2    I,  4, 5|   separate them and set them apart, and then commingle and
 3    I, 11, 3|    not so as to bring forth [apart from themselves, as an emanation]
 4    I, 11, 4|  simply produce, so as to be apart from themselves) a fruit,
 5    I, 16, 3| ought everywhere to flee far apart from those that hold it;
 6   II,  7, 3|                              Apart from this, however, how
 7   II, 10, 4|     her passion and feeling, apart from herself, became matter--
 8   II, 12   | NEVER HAVE PRODUCED ANYTHING APART FROM HER CONSORT; LOGOS
 9   II, 12, 2|  Sige), should be understood apart from himself; and that,
10   II, 12, 3|      also style Sophia, did, apart from union with her consort,
11   II, 12, 3|   did really. suffer passion apart from him, it necessarily
12   II, 12, 3|      Sophia suffered passion apart from Theletus; and thus,
13   II, 12, 3|  they affirm she experienced apart from union with her consort.~
14   II, 12, 4|     another, just as hens do apart from intercourse with cocks.~
15   II, 18, 3|     come into being or exist apart by itself. This opinion [
16   II, 18, 4|  could not exist separately, apart from the AEon, [it is obvious
17   II, 18, 4| passion be separated and set apart from the Enthymesis, so
18   II, 18, 4|    therefore, can Enthymesis apart from the AEon, nor the affections
19   II, 18, 4|     AEon, nor the affections apart from Enthymesis, separately
20   II, 29, 3|     itself have no substance apart from the soul. What part
21   II, 33, 5|  bodies, in which they stood apart from the grace of God. Both
22  III,  3, 1|   imparting to "the perfect" apart and privily from the rest,
23   IV,  7, 4|  they could know the Father [apart] by Himself, without the
24   IV, 12, 2|    of all is love;" and that apart from the love of God, neither
25   IV, 20, 5|      is not possible to live apart from life, and the means
26   IV, 31, 1|    father, were pointed out, apart from [the influence of]
27   IV, 36, 8| because with great humility, apart from all boasting and pride,
28   IV, 40, 1|    be sent who have been set apart by themselves on His left
29    V,  6, 1|      soul itself, considered apart by itself, the man; but