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 1 7 |           of man in the system of Valentinus, who was of Plato's school.
 2 7 |        Besides the question which Valentinus has very lately proposed--
 3 10|            with Marcion? But even Valentinus proposes (to us the) maxim, "
 4 10|            Then shall it be) with Valentinus? Well, but Apelles, too,
 5 30|           OF THIS MAN; PHILUMENE; VALENTINUS; NIGIDIUS, AND HERMOGENES.~
 6 30|    student of Stoicism? Where was Valentinus then, the disciple of Platonism?
 7 30|        separation. In like manner Valentinus, by his different expositions
 8 33|           Marcion and Apelles and Valentinus, and all other impugners
 9 33| genealogies," one also recognises Valentinus, in whose system a certain
10 34|       affirming that he was fire. Valentinus disseminated his AEons,
11 37|        wood? By whose permission, Valentinus, are you diverting the streams
12 38|          exposition. For although Valentinus seems to use the entire
13 38|           his own subject-matter. Valentinus, however, abstained from
14 42|         which had been allowed to Valentinus; that was also fair for