Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  3, 3 |      been afflicted twelve years represented that power whose essence,
 2    I,  7, 5 | spiritual, material, and animal, represented by Cain, Abel, and Seth.
 3    I,  8, 3 |        their teaching, the woman represented Sophia; the three measures
 4    I, 12, 2 |        the Jove of Homer, who is represented as passing an anxious sleepless
 5    I, 16, 1 |       has perished; and this was represented by the woman who lost the
 6    I, 18, 3 |         place on the eighth day, represented the circumcision of the
 7    I, 18, 3 |            Thomas being absent,--represented, according to them, the
 8    I, 23, 1 | character of the Holy Spirit. He represented himself, in a word, as being
 9    I, 26, 1 |         him who is above all. He represented Jesus as having not been
10    I, 26, 3 |          of John, [when they are represented] as teaching that it is
11   II, 21, 1 |       AEons are, as I have said, represented by means of the apostles;
12   IV, 20, 11|           At another time [He is represented as] "a stone cut out of
13   IV, 22, 2 |         the other hand, are they represented in us, that is, in the Church,
14    V, 15, 1 |     Demiurgo) is in this passage represented as vivifying our dead bodies,