Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  3, 3 |       among the AEons, and the healing of that AEon who had been
 2    I,  4, 5 |      intelligence, and brought healing to her passions, separating
 3  III, 12, 5 |       both by this instance of healing ("for the man was above
 4  III, 12, 5 |        on whom this miracle of healing took place"), and by the
 5  III, 12, 7 |     went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed
 6  III, 14, 1 |  received kindness there, Paul healing the chief man of that island;
 7  III, 14, 3 |     having performed an act of healing on that day; how He taught
 8   IV,  8, 2 |        it did not disallow the healing even of dumb animals. Both
 9   IV,  8, 2 |      and cleansing the lepers, healing the sick, and Himself suffering
10   IV, 12, 1 |        even blame the Lord for healing on the Sabbath-days, which,
11   IV, 12, 1 |     one sense, perform acts of healing upon the Sabbath-day, when
12   IV, 27, 2 |     Lord became [the means of] healing and remission of sins to
13   IV, 33, 11|      proclaimed those works of healing which were accomplished
14    V, 12, 6 | performed upon it all kinds of healing. At one time [He did so],
15    V, 12, 6 |     For what was His object in healing [different] portions of
16    V, 12, 6 |       were the subjects of His healing. Or how can they maintain
17    V, 12, 6 |     from Him, when it received healing from Him? For life is brought
18    V, 12, 6 |       is brought about through healing, and incorruption through
19    V, 12, 6 |         therefore, who confers healing, the same does also confer
20    V, 13, 1 |    Himself able to extend both healing and life to His handiwork,
21    V, 17, 2 |       who had sent the gift of healing. But as the only-begotten