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 1    I,  5, 4 | They further teach that the spirits of wickedness derived their
 2    I,  7, 1 |    and becoming intelligent spirits, shall in an irresistible
 3    I,  9, 5 |  were inspired by different spirits of error. For this very
 4    I, 13, 4 |     is impossible. But such spirits as are commanded by these
 5    I, 16, 3 |     influence of the wicked spirits of the Ogdoad,--just as
 6    I, 16, 3 |   then, "taking seven other spirits more wicked than himself,"
 7    I, 16, 3 |   the Ogdoad of the foolish spirits of wickedness.~
 8    I, 25, 3 |   have recourse to familiar spirits, dream-sending demons, and
 9   II,  6, 2 | saved both from most wicked spirits, and from all kinds of demons,
10   II,  6, 2 |     case, not as if earthly spirits or demons had seen Him,
11   II, 29, 1 |     and become intellectual spirits, will be the consorts of
12   II, 30, 1 |     who has made His angels spirits, and is clothed with light
13   II, 32, 4 |     been cleansed from evil spirits frequently both believe [
14   II, 33, 5 |    own souls, and their own spirits, in which they had pleased
15   II, 34, 3 |   thus respecting souls and spirits, and, in fact, respecting
16   IV,  6, 6 |     from men, from apostate spirits and demons, from the enemy,
17   IV, 20, 11|   eyes, which are the seven spirits of God, sent forth into
18    V,  7    |   SHOULD NOT BE REFERRED TO SPIRITS NATURALLY IMMORTAL, BUT
19    V,  8, 2 |    shall not be incorporeal spirits; but our substance, that
20    V, 28, 2 |     the demons and apostate spirits are at his service, he through