Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVII   |         sacrifice to the fallen angels.~
 2       3, X      |        out again in the form of angels. Indeed, in his prayers
 3       4, I      | stomachs, they should make into angels and gods for us, and by
 4       6, V      |       the sky above and all the angels and all spiritual things,
 5       6, XIII   |     also that in heaven all thy angels praise thee, O God, praise
 6       7, II     |       by Christ before the holy angels if he now was afraid to
 7       7, III    |  shepherd’s shoulders while the angels rejoice; or when the piece
 8       7, III    | rejoicest both in us and in thy angels, who are holy through holy
 9       7, III    |      world to the end, from the angels to the worm, from the first
10       9, XLII   |    Should I have approached the angels? What kind of prayer? What
11      12, VIII   |           CHAPTER VIII~ ~9. The angels fell, and the soul of man
12      12, XV     |    super-celestial society, thy angels, who have no need to look
13      12, XIX    |       not yet so perfect as the angels - from the darkness of the
14      12, XXXVIII|       what angel will teach the angels? Or what angels will teach
15      12, XXXVIII|       teach the angels? Or what angels will teach men? We must