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 1    I, 7 |     not to be called gods, but angels. He spoke falsely respecting
 2    I, 7 |     reckoned himself among the angels of God, and then in other
 3   II, 15|       XV. OF THE CORRUPTION OF ANGELS, AND THE TWO KINDS OF DEMONS.~
 4   II, 15|        had done at first, sent angels for the protection and improvement
 5   II, 15|        to the earth. Thus from angels the devil makes them to
 6   II, 15|      because they were neither angels nor men, but bearing a kind
 7   II, 16| Trismegistus calls them wicked angels; so far was he from being
 8   II, 17|      there are many spirits of angels in heaven, and one Parent
 9   II, 17|        He is alone; nor do the angels, inasmuch as they are immortal,
10   II, 17|       is there anything in the angels except the necessity of
11   IV, 6 |     other beings, whom we call angels, this first-begotten, however,
12   IV, 7 |       is not known even to the angels who dwell in heaven, but
13   IV, 7 |      He has one name among the angels, and another among men since
14   IV, 8 |        and also that the other angels are spirits of God. For
15   IV, 8 |       Son of God and the other angels is great. For they proceeded
16   IV, 8 |      other spirits of His into angels. Our spirits are liable
17   IV, 14|        presence of God and the angels; nor did the prophet speak
18  VII, 5 |      souls, as He produced the angels, to whom there exists immortality
19  VII, 6 |    that being made like to the angels, we may serve the Supreme
20  VII, 19|      descend with a company of angels to the middle of the earth,
21  VII, 19|     fire, and the power of the angels shall deliver into the hands
22  VII, 21|      them as He will. For even angels fear God, because they can
23  VII, 26|     men into the similitude of angels, and they shall be white
24  VII, 26| perpetual fire in the sight of angels and the righteous. This