Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 6|       Spirit taught them to give thanks on being all rendered equal
 2    I,  3, 1| ourselves, when at the giving of thanks we pronounce the words, "
 3    I,  8, 4|          into his arms, and gave thanks to God, and said, Lord,
 4    I,  8, 4|        change of place, and gave thanks to Bythus. They also assert
 5    I, 13, 3|    prophetess, and expresses her thanks to Marcus for having imparted
 6    I, 30, 6|     further assert] at once gave thanks to the first Anthropos (
 7   II, 34, 3|      bestowed upon him, and give thanks to Him who imparted it,
 8  III, 11, 5|         had produced, and giving thanks, and on the other occasion
 9  III, 18, 6|         did not truly suffer, no thanks to Him, since there was
10  III, 20, 1|       glorifying God, and giving thanks without ceasing, for that
11  III, 20, 2|        subjection, and giving of thanks, shall also receive from
12   IV, 17, 5|   created thing, bread, and gave thanks, and said, "This is My body."
13   IV, 18, 4|  offering to Him, with giving of thanks, [the things taken] from
14   IV, 18, 4|        to insult than giving Him thanks. But how can they be consistent
15   IV, 18, 4|        that the bread over which thanks have been given is the body
16   IV, 18, 6|        need of it, but rendering thanks for His gift, and thus sanctifying
17   IV, 31, 1|          we should [rather] give thanks to God in their behalf,
18   IV, 31, 1|       for He said that they gave thanks [for us], and gloried in
19   IV, 37, 4| convenient, but rather giving of thanks." And, "For ye were sometimes
20   IV, 38, 4|          has been created, gives thanks that he has been created.
21    V, 12, 5|    visual power, they might give thanks to Him who had restored
22    V, 29, 1|        unto heaven, nor returned thanks to their Maker, nor wished
23    V, 33, 1|      Christ], after He had given thanks while holding the cup, and