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 1    I,  8, 4 |       she saw the Saviour, and recognised Him, and spoke of Him to
 2    I, 21, 5 |    since those of them who are recognised as being most modern make
 3    I, 30, 9 |   material substance, and thus recognised that they bore death about
 4    I, 30, 12| besprinkling of light. When he recognised her (that is, the Sophia
 5   II, 34    |            XXXIV. SOULS CAN BE RECOGNISED IN THE SEPARATE STATE, AND
 6   II, 34, 1 |       man, so that they may be recognised, and retain the memory of
 7   II, 34, 3 |      been created, and has not recognised Him who bestowed [the gift
 8  III, 11, 6 |       Nathanael, being taught, recognised [Him], he to whom also the
 9  III, 11, 6 |       no guile." The Israelite recognised his King, therefore did
10  III, 11, 6 |     Peter, having been taught, recognised Christ as the Son of the
11  III, 14, 3 |     resurrection, and how they recognised Him in the breaking of bread.~
12  III, 16, 4 |    scattering abroad those who recognised Him, as Esaias says: "Call
13   IV, 11, 3 |      those who were in the way recognised David their king in His
14    V, 26, 2 | Gnostics falsely so called, be recognised as agents of Satan by all