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 1 3 |         being hidden, because no man will be ashamed to give
 2 3 |          to give ear thereto. No man will be ashamed to recognise
 3 3 |       imperfectly known; because man has not thought of Him as
 4 3 |       the sun? Let, however, any man approach the subject from
 5 3 |       mutilated Deity, will that man hesitate at once to pronounce
 6 4 | VALENTINUS, AN ABLE BUT RESTLESS MAN. MANY SCHISMATICAL LEADERS
 7 4 |        THEM SHOWS RESPECT TO THE MAN WHOSE NAME DESIGNATES THE
 8 4 |           because he was an able man both in genius and eloquence.
 9 4 | Axionicus at Antioch is the only man who at the present time
10 4 |          seed of theirs in every man after this fashion, whenever
11 7 |     Pleroma: it procreates Homo (Man) and Ecclesia (the Church).
12 8 | Phosphorus. He was personating a man of valour, and wound up
13 15|       provision flowed forth for man. O illuminating smile! O
14 24|           XXIV. THE FORMATION OF MAN BY THE DEMIURGE. HUMAN FLESH
15 24|        their figments concerning man? For, after he had made
16 24|      Demiurge turns his hands to man, and chooses for him as
17 24|          does the Demiurge mould man as a potter does his clay,
18 25|          THE SPIRITUAL NATURE TO MAN. IT WAS FURTIVELY MANAGED
19 25|         principle, the spiritual man lay hid, although inserted
20 25|     above, and the perfection of man; tracing this perfection
21 29|         stated their views as to man's threefold nature which
22 30|     UNNECESSARY TO THE SPIRITUAL MAN.~For this reason it is that
23 30|      otherwise (they account any man) degenerate, and a bastard
24 32|       these is the soul of moral man, except when it has found
25 32|          too, am no doubt a rash man, in having exposed: so great
26 36|         account was announced as Man. Those, moreover, whom He
27 36|        designated the Church. As man, He uttered His Word; and
28 39|         twelve, the offspring of Man and the Church and therefore,
29 39|        He was designated "Son of man." Others, moreover, maintain
30 39|      found for the title "Son of man;" for they have had the
31 39|          call the Father Himself Man, by reason of the profound