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 1 17|       from her passion; another animal, arising from her conversion;
 2 18|   applies herself solely to the animal nature, adducing the structions
 3 18|       Father in relation to the animal substances to which they
 4 20|   severally constituted it, the animal and the material. Out of
 5 21|       constituted as he was) of animal elements, that, imagining
 6 22|     above than the Demiurge, an animal being. He deserves from
 7 23|        just as her fear did the animal existence, and her conversion
 8 24|  therefore be both material and animal. A fourfold being! For in
 9 24|        to his "likeness," he is animal, for such, too, is the Demiurge.
10 25|   Achamoth, just as they do the animal nature from the Demiurge,
11 26|       NATURES THE MATERIAL, THE ANIMAL, AND THE SPIRITUAL, AND
12 26|   undoubted destruction; to the animal (nature), which they also
13 26|       into the formation of the animal, in order that it may be
14 26|    intercourse with it. For the animal (nature) was in want of
15 26|        for the salvation of the animal (nature). By yet another
16 26| Achamoth, whilst He derived the animal (being), Christ, afterwards
17 26|     which was constructed of an animal nature (only with wonderful
18 27| spiritual seed together with an animal inflatus. Indeed, I will
19 27|      His on His natural Son. An animal, in short, produced by Himself,
20 27|  spiritual one of Achamoth, the animal one of the Demiurge, the
21 27|       the Demiurge himself. The animal and carnal Christ, however,
22 29|        they assign to Cain; the animal nature, which was poised
23 29|       derived from Cain, or the animal from Abel. Men's spiritual
24 29|         who are enrolled in the animal class. Whereas the material
25 30|      say), is enjoined upon the animal seed, in order that the
26 30|     imprinted the mark of this (animal) seed, because we are reckoned
27 32|      the Pleroma nothing of the animal nature is admitted nothing