Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  3, 1|           of that AEon] from her condition of agony by Horos, and Stauros,
 2    I, 11, 1|        falling from its original condition, produced the rest of the
 3   II,  4, 2|      always continue in the same condition. For how is it possible,
 4   II, 22, 4|         despising or evading any condition of humanity, nor setting
 5   IV, 13, 4|         of a people in a servile condition. But when He terms His disciples "
 6   IV, 14, 2|          very suitable [to their condition]. Then, on the people who
 7   IV, 15, 1|       but that, adapted to their condition of servitude, [it originated]
 8   IV, 16, 5|      power of liberty, in which [condition] a man is more severely
 9   IV, 39, 4|      cause of such an [unhappy.] condition of existence to them; so
10    V,  5, 1|        regards us in our present condition), and that there shall they
11    V, 10, 1|          it remain in its former condition, viz., a wild olive, it
12    V, 10, 1|       and remain in their former condition, desirous of being of the
13    V, 10, 1|         its former fruit-bearing condition: so men also, when they
14    V, 10, 2|       Spirit, remains in his old condition, and being [mere] flesh
15    V, 12, 5|          these anew in a healthy condition.~6.
16    V, 12, 6| restoring them to their original condition, if those parts which had
17    V, 15, 2|      others who were in a weakly condition because of sin; to whom
18    V, 27, 1|        and accounted in the same condition. The advent of Christ will
19    V, 27, 1|    Father has made all in a like condition, each person having a choice
20    V, 32, 1|         restored to its primeval condition, should without restraint
21    V, 35, 2|          Christ [to its pristine condition], and Jerusalem rebuilt