Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 2|      resolved into his absolute essence, unless she had met with
 2    I,  3, 3|    represented that power whose essence, as they narrate, was stretching
 3    I,  3, 3|      dissolved into the general essence [of which she participated].
 4    I,  5, 3|      head and source of his own essence, and the absolute ruler
 5    I, 11, 3|   co-exists a power of the same essence, which again I term Hen (
 6    I, 11, 4|      exists a power of the same essence, which again I call a Melon.
 7   II,  6, 1|         For since His invisible essence is mighty, it confers on
 8   II, 10, 3|     much a spiritual and divine essence can accomplish. But they
 9   II, 15, 3| symmetrically arranged its very essence, then it follows that the
10   II, 18, 5|       with herself, a spiritual essence among those that were spiritual.
11  III, 21, 4|    birth from a virgin, and His essence, that He is God (for the
12   IV,  2, 4|     shows that all are from one essence, that is, Abraham, and Moses,
13   IV,  2, 4|     these men were from another essence, and they do not know the
14   IV, 36, 1|      Father; nor from any other essence, but from one and the same
15    V, 36, 1|        is the substance nor the essence of the creation annihilated (