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 1 15|     world, and even that of the Demiurge himself, our God, is said
 2 18|    CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF THE DEMIURGE, SUPPOSED TO BE THE CREATOR
 3 19|     RESPECTING ACHAMOTH AND THE DEMIURGE.~And yet there is not any
 4 19|    unknown and invisible to the Demiurge; whilst he formed this same
 5 19|      whilst he formed this same Demiurge in imitation of Nus the
 6 19|        who were the work of the Demiurge, resembled the other AEons.
 7 19|   picture of the Father? At the Demiurge, ignorant of his mother,
 8 20|                         XX. THE DEMIURGE WORKS AWAY AT CREATION,
 9 20|   NATURE OF HIS OCCUPATION.~The Demiurge therefore, placed as he
10 20|        as indeed they do of the Demiurge himself; as also (they call)
11 20|    flourished in the skies. The Demiurge does his work in ignorance,
12 21|        WELL AS IGNORANCE OF THE DEMIURGE. ABSURD RESULTS FROM SO
13 21|      other things. Besides, the Demiurge had so little mastery over
14 22|         ACTUALLY WISER THAN THE DEMIURGE, ALTHOUGH HIS WORK.~The
15 22|        devil is the work of the Demiurge, and they call him Munditenens (
16 22|       the things above than the Demiurge, an animal being. He deserves
17 23|         AND THE CREATION OF THE DEMIURGE. THE ADDITION OF FIRE TO
18 23|         For under her comes the Demiurge in his own Hebdomad, or
19 23|          and her conversion the Demiurge himself. Into all these
20 24|         FORMATION OF MAN BY THE DEMIURGE. HUMAN FLESH NOT MADE OF
21 24|         had made the world, the Demiurge turns his hands to man,
22 24|        of waters. Thus does the Demiurge mould man as a potter does
23 24|          material, although the Demiurge is not composed of matter;
24 24|   animal, for such, too, is the Demiurge. You have two (of his constituent
25 25|     implanted it in her son the Demiurge, although he was actually
26 25|       germ), that, whenever the Demiurge came to impart life to Adam
27 25|      Word. When, therefore, the Demiurge commits to Adam the transmission
28 25|      into the body, because the Demiurge knew no more about his mother'
29 25|      the animal nature from the Demiurge, the clayey material of
30 26|     Christ, afterwards from the Demiurge; His corporal substance,
31 27|        XXVII. THE CHRIST OF THE DEMIURGE, SENT INTO THE WORLD BY
32 27|        and their gods. Even the Demiurge has a Christ of His on His
33 27| Achamoth, the animal one of the Demiurge, the corporeal one, which
34 27|        undiscovered even by the Demiurge himself. The animal and
35 28|                     XXVIII. THE DEMIURGE CURED OF HIS IGNORANCE BY
36 28|      FOR HIMSELF.~Meanwhile the Demiurge, being still ignorant of
37 28|     Achamoth, the Seed, and the Demiurge), no sooner heard of the
38 29|   excelled all others, that the Demiurge, even then in his ignorance,
39 31|       MEN. HOW ACHAMOTH AND THE DEMIURGE ARE AFFECTED THEN. IRONY
40 31|     place). In like manner, the Demiurge, too, will then change the
41 32|         will be conveyed to the Demiurge in the abodes of the middle
42 32|         will give back to their Demiurge as they had obtained them
43 32|       am yet a liege-man of the Demiurge. I have to return after