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 1    I, 30, 5  | invisibly ruling over things celestial and terrestrial. The first
 2   II,  2, 4  |     super-celestial things a celestial, on angels an angelical,
 3   II,  7, 3  |  whether [that possessed by] celestial or terrestrial beings, or
 4  III, 11, 8  |      He sent the gift of the celestial Spirit over all the earth,
 5   IV, 11, 4  |  eternal things by temporal, celestial by terrestrial), and to
 6   IV, 14, 3  |    the words of God, and the celestial patterns, and the spiritual
 7   IV, 19, 1  |       should be types of the celestial, being [both], however,
 8   IV, 19, 1  |      their turn the types of celestial things and of another Pleroma,
 9   IV, 19, 3  |  certainly not looking up to celestial things, but truly descending
10   IV, 20, 6  |   with regard to things both celestial and terrestrial; and others [
11   IV, 20, 11 |    Ezekiel, who had all many celestial visions, did see God; but
12    V, pref, 1|     as filth by means of the celestial faith; but following the
13    V,  9, 3  |     we were destitute of the celestial Spirit, we walked in former
14    V, 35     |  UNDERSTOOD ALLEGORICALLY OF CELESTIAL BLESSINGS, BUT THAT THEY