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 1 4 |            of all things. God is a Spirit, not pervading matter, but
 2 4 |            stones as gods? For the Spirit that pervades matter is
 3 4 |        inferior to the more divine spirit; and this, even when assimilated
 4 7 |          For the heavenly Logos, a spirit emanating from the Father
 5 7 |            since the more powerful spirit is separated from him, becomes
 6 12|         recognise two varieties of spirit, one of which is called
 7 12|          of the Creator a material spirit. And these things severally
 8 12|            matter and obtained the spirit which inheres in it, became
 9 12|        judgment. There is, then, a spirit in the stars, a spirit in
10 12|           a spirit in the stars, a spirit in angels, a spirit in plants
11 12|       stars, a spirit in angels, a spirit in plants and the waters,
12 12|           plants and the waters, a spirit in men, a spirit in animals;
13 12|         waters, a spirit in men, a spirit in animals; but, though
14 13|         soul does not preserve the spirit, but is preserved by it,
15 13|         into union with the Divine Spirit, it is no longer helpless,
16 13|            the regions whither the Spirit guides it: for the dwelling-place
17 13|          the dwelling-place of the spirit is above, but the origin
18 13|          Now, in the beginning the spirit was a constant companion
19 13|     companion of the soul, but the spirit forsook it because it was
20 13| sophistries of the demons. But the Spirit of God is not with all,
21 13|          to themselves the cognate spirit; but the disobedient, rejecting
22 15|           OF A UNION WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT.~ But further, it becomes
23 15|       unite the soul with the Holy Spirit, and to strive after union
24 15|      pleased to dwell in it by the spirit, His representative; but,
25 15|         And only by those whom the Spirit of God dwells in and fortifies
26 16|       breastplate of the celestial Spirit, he will be able to preserve
27 20|          the soul were the perfect spirit, but, having cast this off
28 20|        persuaded that the heavenly spirit along with the soul will