Book, Chapter

1   III,        X|         the golden pot (even His pure body which had the heavenly
2   III,       XI|           For then we dwelt in a pure abode; now we are befouled
3   III,    XXIII|         bringing them into their pure council chamber, and, filling
4   III,    XXIII|          him up to the Creator's pure abode itself.~ ~We conclude
5    IV,    XVIII| righteous" are the angels, whose pure and uncorruptible nature |
6    IV,      XIX|  pollutions, shows himself to be pure ; if by wiping off the stains
7    IV,      XXX|        effect that it brings out pure material from some other