Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 5|         and of the beginning. Very properly, then, did he say, "In the
 2   II,  2, 3|     divided it; but one would very properly say that the man cut and
 3   II,  5, 3|           within a territory which properly belongs to Him (the Father),
 4   II, 13, 2|      remaining in the mind is most properly termed Logos (reason), from
 5   II, 13, 3|                   These things may properly be said to hold good in
 6   II, 13, 4| indescribable. For He may well and properly be called an Understanding
 7   II, 13, 4|            of men; and He may most properly be termed Light, but He
 8   II, 22, 2|          and saved by the Lord, is properly understood to be denoted
 9   II, 22, 4|     Jerusalem, so that He might be properly acknowledged by all as a
10   II, 28, 2|         who created us, being most properly assured that the Scriptures
11   II, 28, 8|           letters, by parables not properly interpreted, or by certain [
12   II, 33, 4|          loses the knowledge which properly belongs to it. For the body
13  III,  2, 1|           to their idea, the truth properly resides at one time in Valentinus,
14  III,  5, 2|      persons of any kind would act properly, if they should advise blind
15  III,  6, 5|      before Pharaoh; but he is not properly termed Lord, nor is called
16  III,  8, 3|            together with His Word, properly be termed God and Lord:
17   IV, 30, 2|             as if he had not acted properly. He (the accuser) will rather
18   IV, 34, 3|            any one of these things properly and specifically took place.
19    V,  8, 2|           reason, does the apostle properly term "spiritual," because
20    V,  8, 2|              does the apostle very properly term "carnal," because they
21    V,  9, 2|         such men as these shall be properly called both "pure," and "