Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 3 |      greatly harassed by these passions, she at last changed her
 2    I,  4, 2 |            This collection [of passions] they declare was the substance
 3    I,  4, 5 |     and brought healing to her passions, separating them from her,
 4    I,  4, 5 |       evil, resulting from the passions, and the other subject indeed
 5    I,  5, 4 |        to be formed from three passions, viz., fear, grief, and
 6    I,  5, 4 |       concealed in these three passions.~5.
 7    I,  8, 2 |        also, they say that the passions which she endured were indicated
 8    I, 25, 1 |       which he destroyed those passions which dwelt in men as a
 9   II, 10, 3 |      female, produced from~her passions aforesaid the so vast material
10   II, 13, 3 | describing the affections, and passions, and mental tendencies of
11   II, 13, 3 |      with human affections and passions. But if they had known the
12   II, 13, 3 |      from those affections and passions which operate among men.
13   II, 13, 10|     enough. And by these human passions, drawing away their intelligence,
14   II, 14, 9 |                            The passions and error of this Sophia,
15   II, 18, 3 | Enthymesis separately conceive passions, which themselves also were
16   IV, 38, 4 |        created--men subject to passions; but go beyond the law of