Chapter

 1 4 |       we are quite aware why we call them Valentinians, although
 2 4 |         novelty, they forthwith call their presumption a revelation,
 3 7 |    dwelling in the attics. They call him indeed, as to his essence,
 4 7 |       Thought), which they also call both Charis (Grace) and
 5 18|         his works: so that they call him Father in relation to
 6 20| Demiurge himself; as also (they call) Paradise the fourth archangel,
 7 22|       of the Demiurge, and they call him Munditenens (Ruler of
 8 26|        nature), which they also call "the left-handed," they
 9 26|        nature), which they also call "the right-handed," a doubtful
10 37|         which I for my own part call Monotes (Solitude). With
11 39|     have had the presumption to call the Father Himself Man,