Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  4, 2 |         would truly entail [the charge of] degeneracy upon the
 2   II,  7, 2 |       if it is not similar, the charge will then attach to the
 3   II,  8, 2 |          above], they will then charge the light of their Father
 4   II, 16, 4 | monstrous assertions: this very charge do the followers of Basilides
 5   II, 16, 4 |     bring against them the same charge, by imagining four thousand
 6   II, 16, 4 |          he will bring the same charge against all, inasmuch as
 7  III, 12, 13|       lay not this sin to their charge." Thus were they perfected
 8  III, 14, 1 |       centurion who took him in charge; and the signs of the ships,
 9   IV, 27, 2 |         should not lay to their charge, if we would not despise
10   IV, 30, 2 |         are these men also, who charge the people with blame, because
11   IV, 30, 2 |       of many, but who bring no charge against those who did not
12   IV, 30, 3 |        lays these things to thy charge, and glories in his own
13   IV, 38, 4 |         dumb animals], bring no charge against God for not having
14    V, 21, 2 |       God shall give His angels charge concerning thee, and in
15    V, 21, 2 |        He hath given His angels charge concerning Him;" but "east