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  1    IV, 48|      however, is that according to Christ, by which we are regenerated;
  2     V, 2 |        uttering falsehoods against Christ, and are making dupes of
  3     V, 2 |           fictitiously apply it to Christ. ~"Now earth," say the Greeks, "
  4     V, 2 |           is not (the teaching) of Christ, but of Hippocrates, who
  5     V, 2 |           sleepest, and arise, and Christ will give thee light."~This
  6     V, 2 |           thee light."~This is the Christ who, he says, in all that
  7     V, 3 |          RELIGION AS ALLUDED TO BY CHRIST; INTERPRETATION OF THE PARABLE
  8     V, 7 |            whose blasphemy against Christ has for many years escaped
  9     V, 7 |         Herod a certain man called Christ, with a threefold nature,
 10     V, 7 |            Peratic) then says that Christ descended from above from
 11     V, 8 |           act despitefully towards Christ, working destruction for
 12     V, 8 |          proclaim as a doctrine of Christ an insurrection of Aeons
 13     V, 8 |            the astrologers, not of Christ.~
 14     V, 16| COMPOSITION;" APPLICATION OF IT TO CHRIST; ILLUSTRATION FROM THE WELL
 15    VI, 4 |         the parrots of Simon, that Christ, who stood, stands, and
 16    VI, 14|         FOLLOWERS; SIMON'S VIEW OF CHRIST; THE SIMONISTS' APOLOGY
 17    VI, 14|          managed the world, (Jesus Christ) being transformed, and
 18    VI, 15|            day, for he was not the Christ. This constitutes the legendary
 19    VI, 16|             and not connected with Christ.~
 20    VI, 17|         all solenmity of speech to Christ, and before Christ to the
 21    VI, 17|       speech to Christ, and before Christ to the Father of the universe,
 22    VI, 26|    EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTENCE OF CHRIST AND THE SPIRIT.~Ignorance,
 23    VI, 26|           and Aletheia (projected) Christ and the Holy Spirit for
 24    VI, 26|          into existence along with Christ and the Holy Spirit. Some
 25    VI, 26|          reckoned along with them. Christ, therefore, being additionally
 26    VI, 26|            Pleroma, which (Sophia) Christ, who was additionally projected
 27    VI, 26|        possible and equitable that Christ and the Holy Spirit, who
 28    VI, 26|        remain outside the Pleroma, Christ hurried away, and the Holy
 29    VI, 27|           the Pleroma in search of Christ, who had given her form,
 30    VI, 27|       utterance of her entreaties, Christ, who is within the Pleroma,
 31    VI, 27|       underwent in searching after Christ. "The Fruit," then, arriving
 32    VI, 29|         and Lord of our Lord Jesus Christ, that God would grant you
 33    VI, 29|            would grant you to have Christ dwelling in the inner man,"--
 34    VI, 30|           declared: "He who raised Christ from the dead will also
 35    VI, 31|            committed) here; as the Christ who, having been projected
 36    VI, 31|        projection). And the third (Christ is) He who was born of Mary
 37    VI, 40|                    XL. THE NAME OF CHRIST JESUS.~But, after uttering
 38    VI, 40|           we know and utter, viz., Christ Jesus, and that as soon
 39    VI, 40|        belonging to the called (of Christ); whereas the other (name,
 40    VI, 40|          the other (name, that is, Christ,) consists of many parts,
 41    VI, 44|          twenty-four elements, but Christ a Son of twelve. And (he
 42    VI, 44|            the ineffable (name) in Christ consists of thirty letters,
 43    VI, 44|         one by one. For the (name) Christ consists of eight elements;
 44    VI, 44|         Thus the ineffable name in Christ consists, they allege, of
 45    VI, 46|         made known (as) the Father Christ (Jesus). He says that Jesus,
 46    VI, 47|   Marcosians) are disciples not of Christ but of Pythagoras, I shall
 47    VI, 50|            cast an imputation upon Christ, as though He had delivered
 48   VII, 1 |         one's self to the Cross of Christ, (and) hearkening with fidelity (
 49   VII, 2 |          Stagyrite, not (those) of Christ. But even though on a former
 50   VII, 7 |   disciples of this (heretic) that Christ will in no wise profit them,
 51   VII, 14|          BASILIDES; EXPLANATION OF CHRIST'S MIRACULOUS CONCEPTION.~
 52   VII, 14|         being orally instructed by Christ, who was seated near, he
 53   VII, 16|  sovereignty all the Archons, that Christ came for the overthrow of
 54   VII, 17|         happen to be a disciple of Christ, but of Empedocles, who
 55   VII, 19|           towards the disciples of Christ, as if they had become teachers
 56   VII, 20|         DOCTRINES CONCERNING JESUS CHRIST; PRACTISE MAGICAL ARTS;
 57   VII, 20|        similarly with that soul of Christ, is able to despise the
 58   VII, 20|         make counterfeit images of Christ, alleging that these were
 59   VII, 21|            OF CERINTHUS CONCERNING CHRIST.~But a certain Cerinthus,
 60   VII, 21|         the baptism (of our Lord), Christ in form of a dove came down
 61   VII, 21|        Cerinthus,) that ultimately Christ departed from Jesus, and
 62   VII, 21|           rose again; whereas that Christ, being spiritual, remained
 63   VII, 22|    propound legends concerning the Christ similarly with Cerinthus
 64   VII, 22|           Saviour) was named (the) Christ of God and Jesus, since
 65   VII, 22|            he would have been that Christ. And the (Ebionaeans allege)
 66   VII, 23|          however, (his notions of) Christ from the school of the Gnostics,
 67   VII, 23|         baptism in Jordan received Christ, who came from above and
 68   VII, 23|            proclaims him to be the Christ. But (among the followers
 69   VII, 24|           this one is greater than Christ. And they allege that Christ
 70   VII, 24|       Christ. And they allege that Christ happens to be according
 71   VII, 24|           account (already given), Christ descended upon him. There
 72   VII, 25|            was not Father of Jesus Christ. For (he contends) that
 73   VII, 25|         whereas that the Father of Christ was unknown, and that the
 74   VII, 26|          He affirms, however, that Christ descended from the power
 75   VII, 26|         maintains,) however, that (Christ) formed his booty by taking
 76   VII, 26|         and dry. And (he says that Christ), on receiving in this body
 77  VIII, 3 |                               III. CHRIST UNDOES THE WORK OF THE DEMIURGE;
 78  VIII, 10|        acknowledges, however, that Christ is the Son of the God who
 79  VIII, 10|          Hermogenes maintains that Christ), after His passion, was
 80  VIII, 12|            a something superior to Christ. These acknowledge God to
 81  VIII, 12|        Gospel testifies concerning Christ. They introduce, however,
 82  VIII, 13|          things concerning God and Christ in like manner with the
 83    IX, 3 |          imagine them to belong to Christ. But if they might happen
 84    IX, 3 |      themselves to be disciples of Christ, when in reality they are
 85    IX, 5 |            to be not a disciple of Christ, but of Heraclitus. For
 86    IX, 6 |        ZEPHYRINUS CONCERNING JESUS CHRIST; DISAPPROVAL OF HIPPOLYTUS;
 87    IX, 6 |            there is one God, Jesus Christ; nor except Him do I know
 88    IX, 7 |            sake of pleasures which Christ did not permit. But in contempt
 89    IX, 9 |      heresies. And he asserts that Christ was born a man in the same
 90    IX, 9 |            common to all, and that Christ was not for the first time
 91    IX, 9 |            born and would be born. Christ would thus appear and exist
 92    IX, 25|           the future coming of the Christ,--from the fact of their
 93    IX, 25|           forth by God is not this Christ (whom they are looking for);
 94    IX, 25| congregated; that in this conflict Christ would fall by the edge of
 95     X, 6 |           a threefold power, named Christ, and that He possesses from
 96     X, 6 |        powers. And (they say) that Christ came down from above from
 97     X, 9 |         Him. And (he asserts) that Christ came down from within the
 98     X, 15|        passage. And (he says) that Christ is the Son of the good Being,
 99     X, 16|         prophets did not know, and Christ to be His Son. And the second
100     X, 16|           adding (to their number) Christ likewise, he will assert
101     X, 16|    prophetess. And he affirms that Christ did not receive his flesh
102     X, 17|        that, after Jesus' baptism, Christ came down in the form of
103     X, 17|         conclusion of the passion, Christ flew away from Jesus, but
104     X, 17|           Jesus suffered, and that Christ remained incapable of suffering,
105     X, 18|        true God, and they speak of Christ in a similar manner with
106     X, 19|         the true God; whereas that Christ, he states, in a manner
107     X, 19|         And Theodotus affirms that Christ is a man of a kindred nature
108     X, 19|        Virgin, but that afterwards Christ descended upon Jesus at
109     X, 19|            to deny the divinity of Christ. Now, opinions of this description
110     X, 20|       desirous of maintaining that Christ likewise is generated.~
111     X, 21|          they enunciate respecting Christ, they have not irrelevantly
112     X, 25|      confess that there is but one Christ, but that there is one that
113     X, 25|          maintain that at one time Christ was begotten of God, and
114     X, 30|          Deity, and a co-heir with Christ, no longer enslaved by lusts
115     X, 30|          all speed your steps. For Christ is the God above all, and