bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter                                  grey = Comment text

 1     I, 9 |           escape the opinion of the great body (of speculators), affirming
 2    IV, 7 |         private individuals to dare great exploits. But if any one,
 3    IV, 7 |          than by the renewal of the Great Year, through a space of
 4    IV, 7 |      intercept the progress of this Great Year; or a terrestrial convulsion,
 5    IV, 8 |        because also it possesses so great mastery, that is, so great
 6    IV, 8 |          great mastery, that is, so great power, that even it leads
 7    IV, 13|             as if having propounded great conclusions, and supposed
 8    IV, 23|          the following description: great length, square forehead.
 9    IV, 32|            performances estimate as great exploits. Placing a cauldron
10    IV, 48|      reserved for the man. But "The Great Bear" is, he says, Helice,
11    IV, 48|        whatever things are from the great creation to the small creation;
12    IV, 48|        those that are fixed in the (great) creation, as for instance
13    IV, 49|             Andromeda, and Perseus, great lineaments of the creation
14    IV, 51|           thus: "The little will be great, being as a point, and the
15    IV, 51|           being as a point, and the great illimitable." Now this coincides
16     V, 2 |         therefore, that finally the Great Man from above may be overpowered, "
17     V, 2 |        image may be punished of the Great and most Glorious and Perfect
18     V, 2 |           the rest. And this is the great and secret and unknown mystery
19     V, 2 |         themselves,~"From honour so great, and from bliss so long."~
20     V, 2 |        Logos. This, he says, is the great and unspeakable mystery
21     V, 2 |   generation. This, he says, is the great Jordan which, flowing on (
22     V, 3 |         meal. This is, he says, the great and ineffable mystery of
23     V, 3 |         says, is the current of the great ocean flowing from the midst
24     V, 3 |             accept and receive this great and ineffable mystery. And
25     V, 3 |      immortal and abide for ever in great numbers, even though the
26     V, 3 |            Celebrant,) enacting the great and secret mysteries, vociferates
27     V, 3 |         again be initiated into the Great Mysteries. For greater destinies
28     V, 3 |          then) be admitted into the great (and) heavenly (ones). For
29     V, 4 |      MYSTERIES; THE MYSTERY OF THE "GREAT MOTHER;" THESE MYSTERIES
30     V, 4 |           word of revelation of the Great Power. Wherefore it will
31     V, 4 | accompanying it) with a song of the great mysteries, he speaks as
32     V, 4 |      mysteries called those of the "Great Mother," supposing especially
33     V, 8 |          stands in these, he causes great turnings of the surrounding (
34     V, 11|        light. This, he says, is the great beginning respecting which
35     V, 11|            of this, he says, is the great wonder which is beheld in
36     V, 14|             animals. From the first great concourse, then, of the
37     V, 14|        principles, ensues a certain great form, a seal of heaven and
38     V, 14|            so it is, that the first great concourse of the three principles)
39     V, 15|             of her denominated the "Great (Mother)." There is, however,
40     V, 15|           upon those orgies of the "Great (Mother" which are observed
41     V, 21|       deserted Edem. And Edem gives great power to her third angel,
42    VI, 3 |             one and the same cage a great number of birds,--parrots,--
43    VI, 4 |    intellectual apprehension of the Great Indefinite Power. Wherefore
44    VI, 4 |        appendages), he says, of the Great Tree being kindled, are
45    VI, 6 |       SYSTEM EXPOUNDED IN THE WORK, GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT; FOLLOWS EMPEDOCLES.~
46    VI, 6 |   numeration; he denominates in the Great Announcement a perfect intelligible (
47    VI, 8 |             as I have declared, the great, the indefinite, the (self-)
48    VI, 9 |          albeit) small, will become great. But what is great will
49    VI, 9 |           become great. But what is great will continue unto infinite
50    VI, 9 |             and connect it with the great artery, called the aorta,
51    VI, 13|          above, which constitutes a great power, (the creative) Mind
52    VI, 13|          below, (and constitutes) a great Intelligence, and is a female
53    VI, 23|           alleged existences is the Great Geometrician and Calculator--
54    VI, 23|             completely finishes the great and everlasting world.~
55    VI, 26|      Staurus. And he being begotten great, as from a mighty and perfect
56    VI, 27|          for this is his name,--the great High Priest. Sophia, however,
57    VI, 27|          Spirit, became involved in great terror that she would perish,
58    VI, 27|           therefore, as an Aeons so great, and (as) offspring of the
59    VI, 30|            this (Logos) they have a great question amongst them--an
60    VI, 31|          and indoctrinated into the great mystery of the Father and
61   VII, 7 |           all, would require a very great number of arguments and
62   VII, 10|       instrumentality of a Deity so great, and of this description. (
63   VII, 11|                            XI. THE "GREAT ARCHON" OF BASILIDES.~When,
64   VII, 11|    conglomeration of all germs, the Great Archon (and) Head of the
65   VII, 11|         description appeared to the Great Archon to belong to the
66   VII, 11|   denominated the Ogdoad, where the Great Archon has his throne. The
67   VII, 11|             AEther, He Himself, the Great Wise Demiurge formed. The
68   VII, 12|        elucidates as applied to the Great Archon and his Son. For
69   VII, 12|       managed by the majesty of the Great Archon; (I mean) whatever
70   VII, 13|           has been written. For the Great Archon exercised dominion
71   VII, 13|  generations; but in those days the Great Archon, the Ogdoad, was
72   VII, 13|             naphtha, the Son of the Great Archon of the Ogdoad, as
73   VII, 13|         Sonship with the Son of the Great Archon.~
74   VII, 14|          for ever." When, then, the Great Archon had been orally instructed,
75   VII, 14|          the Gospel. The Son of the Great Archon (therefore) kindled
76   VII, 14|    sixty-five heavens, and that the great Archon of these is Abrasax,
77   VII, 15|           will lay hold also on the Great Archon of the Ogdoad, and
78   VII, 15|             the knowledge which the Great Archon did not understand.
79   VII, 15|          the entire world,--now the great Archon is head of the entire
80   VII, 15|             region where dwells the Great Archon, and (that element)
81   VII, 15|        element) remained beside the Great Archon. And he carried upwards
82   VII, 15|        sages of this country) in so great a system of wisdom, (the
83  VIII, 1 |           OF THE DOCETAE.~Since the great body of (the heretics) do
84  VIII, 1 |             this description and so great, that is, small and minute,
85  VIII, 2 |         from light, from whence the Great Archon originated. And respecting
86  VIII, 3 |          Himself--as it were a very great flash in a very small body,
87    IX, 7 |            wealth. Behold, into how great impiety that lawless one
88    IX, 10|             time in the name of the Great and Most High God, and in
89    IX, 10|           offer supplication to the Great and Most High God in faith
90    IX, 21|             very many of them of so great longevity, as even to live
91    IX, 26|           desire of learning (with) great joy and delight, we have
92     X, 7 |           generated an image of the great seal, namely heaven and
93     X, 10|          forth and was begotten the Great Archon, the head of the
94     X, 10|           allege is the Ogdoad. The Great Archon Himself, then, produces
95     X, 12|     unbegotten. This, then, was the great light of the AEons--it was
96     X, 12|           allege, was generated the Great Archon, regarding whom Moses
97     X, 27|            replenish the earth." So great efficacy had that one word
98     X, 29|           to you also that which is great. The Logos alone of this