Chapter

 1 1intro|        and contracted brow, and say, "The subject is profound."
 2 2     | testimony to Christ. (Would you say) that it was children who
 3 4     |       ENTIRE SCHOOL.~We know, I say, most fully their actual
 4 4     |   divided state, being ready to say (and that sincerely) of
 5 7     |       majesty, a rabble shall I say of criminals or of deities?
 6 10    |         by her own energy. They say, too, that among vultures
 7 10    |       the Pleroma, even as they say, Malum for as! (Evil, avaunt!)
 8 14    |  surmount the Cross, that is to say, Horos, because she had
 9 19    |         her. For, although they say that Achamoth devised these
10 19    |        as its author, when they say that he operated through
11 21    |    suppose even a beard, not to say other things. Besides, the
12 24    |          the dry land," as they say, of which alone we have
13 24    |       deemed clayey, that is to say, material, although the
14 26    |        the material, that is to say the carnal (nature), which
15 26    |       spiritual, however, (they say) that it enters into the
16 27    |         I now adduce (what they say) concerning Christ, upon
17 27    |      Christ, therefore (so they say.), Jesus descended in the
18 29    |        which are bad souls they say, never receive the blessings
19 30    |  pleasure. For this rule, (they say), is enjoined upon the animal
20 31    |     SUBJECT.~It remains that we say something about the end
21 32    |         of just men, that is to say, our souls, will be conveyed
22 35    |        Then after Proarche they say Arche (Beginning) came forth
23 36    |     designations. When, as they say, He thought of producing
24 37    |  Monotes and Henotes that is to say, Solitude and Union were
25 39    |      Church and therefore, they say, He was designated "Son