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 1 1intro| representation, under the pretext of nature's reverend name, obscures
 2 3     |            recognise Him as God whom nature has already commended to
 3 8     |             the union of the twofold nature. On the one hand, Sermo
 4 8     |         Union), Autophyes (Essential nature) and Hedone (Pleasure),
 5 11    |            instruct the AEons in the nature of their conjugal relations (
 6 12    |          bodyguard of angels of like nature. If this be their mutual
 7 16    |          passion such an aptitude of nature as might qualify it to attain
 8 18    |            participation in the same nature has, to a very great extent,
 9 18    |         herself solely to the animal nature, adducing the structions
10 20    |       IGNORANCE ALL THE WHILE OF THE NATURE OF HIS OCCUPATION.~The Demiurge
11 20    |         Sabbatum from the hebdomadal nature of his abode; his mother
12 22    |              as he is of a spiritual nature, he has a better knowledge
13 23    |       VARIOUS ELEMENTS AND BODIES OF NATURE.~Their most eminent powers,
14 25    |       COMMUNICATION OF THE SPIRITUAL NATURE TO MAN. IT WAS FURTIVELY
15 25    |            inject it into the clayey nature; in order that, being then
16 25    |           just as they do the animal nature from the Demiurge, the clayey
17 26    |             THE STRUCTURE OF SOTER'S NATURE.~In like manner they assign
18 26    |           that is to say the carnal (nature), which they also call "
19 26    |          destruction; to the animal (nature), which they also call "
20 26    |             with it. For the animal (nature) was in want of training
21 26    |             salvation of the animal (nature). By yet another arrangement
22 26    |             He assumed the spiritual nature from Achamoth, whilst He
23 26    |             constructed of an animal nature (only with wonderful and
24 29    |          views as to man's threefold nature which was, however, united
25 29    |            just as many qualities of nature and essential character.
26 29    |              character. The material nature, which had become reprobate
27 29    |           assign to Cain; the animal nature, which was poised between
28 29    |    adventitiously, not in the way of nature, but of grace, in such wise
29 29    |     blessings of salvation; for that nature they have pronounced to
30 30    |              who are of an imperfect nature, is imprinted the mark of
31 32    |        Pleroma nothing of the animal nature is admitted nothing but
32 33    |         which procures the masculine nature, inasmuch as she affords