Book, Chapter

 1   III,       IX|       deep. By placing a small worm on the hook, he deceives
 2   III,       IX|         He put the body like a worm round the hook of the Godhead,
 3   III,       IX| revealed this, saying, "I am a worm and no man" (Ps. xxi. 17).
 4   III,       IX|       man" (Ps. xxi. 17). This worm, which was brought together
 5   III,       IX|      to be seized itself. This worm devoured in a hidden manner
 6   III,       IX|        the tree of death; this worm creeping imperceptibly over
 7   III,       IX|       bodies of the dead. This worm |60 by coiling round and
 8   III,       IX|      bound them together. This worm, descending to the archives
 9   III,       IX|   destroyed them utterly. This worm made the devil's ark disappear,
10   III,       IX|      robe of man's glory. This worm came into being without
11   III,       IX|        ineffable. Through this worm the mystic hook drew up