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 1     I, prooe|     purgation, and so receive the perfect mysteries of these men,
 2     I, 2    |            according to them, the perfect number, viz., the decade.
 3     I, 2    |          ten. Of this decade, the perfect number, there are termed
 4     I, 16   |     inherent in a man, render him perfect, and afford him happiness.
 5     I, 17   |          that the wise man is not perfect, unless there are present
 6    IV, 43   |           circumscribed by ninety perfect parts. And light has been
 7    IV, 51   |       their system, is formed the perfect number--I mean the decade.
 8    IV, 51   |          ten. Of this decade--the perfect number--there are called
 9     V, 2    |       Great and most Glorious and Perfect Man, for even so they call
10     V, 2    |           punish the image of the Perfect Man. They do not, however, (
11     V, 3    |        VISION; THEIR IDEA OF THE "PERFECT MAN;" THE "PERFECT MAN"
12     V, 3    |           THE "PERFECT MAN;" THE "PERFECT MAN" CALLED "PAPA" BY THE
13     V, 3    |           ineffable generation of perfect men, which was not known
14     V, 3    |     flowing from the midst of the Perfect Man; and he was astonished
15     V, 3    |       statements is, he says, the Perfect Man that is imaged from
16     V, 3    | unportrayable one from above. The Perfect Man therefore cannot, he
17     V, 3    |           are near," that is, for perfect men that are spiritual and
18     V, 3    |        mysteries, unless only the perfect Gnostics. This, he says,
19     V, 3    |      tasting which those that are perfect become kingless, and share
20     V, 3    |         he says, was aware of the Perfect Man, of him that is born
21     V, 3    |        says, the knowledge of the Perfect Man is exceedingly profound,
22     V, 3    |          and marvellous, and most perfect secret suitable for one
23     V, 3    |       Athenians to constitute the perfect enormous illumination (that
24     V, 4    |          he having in himself the perfect fruit, as it were, throbbing
25     V, 4    |          For the adoration of the perfect ones," he says, "is spiritual,
26     V, 4    |        and fashions the Spiritual Perfect Man. This, he says, is "
27     V, 7    |         triad, and it is called a Perfect Good, (and) a Paternal Magnitude.
28     V, 11   |      Moses exhibited the real and perfect serpent; and they who believed
29     V, 11   |         alone the serpent that is perfect and replete with fulness.
30     V, 11   |           Israel, from which that perfect serpent which Moses set
31     V, 11   |       Corona that lies beside the perfect serpent.~
32     V, 12   |           says, is the portrayed, perfect, and con-substantial genus
33     V, 14   |    species. And this (light) is a perfect God, who from the unbegotten
34     V, 14   |        waves, and who generated a perfect mind his own Son; not, however,
35     V, 14   |       down) from above, from that perfect light, (and) was overpowered
36     V, 14   |    recognises any other form. The perfect Word of supernal light being
37     V, 14   |          chains that encircle the perfect mind which has been begotten
38     V, 14   |           not sufficient that the Perfect Man, the Word, has entered
39     V, 18   |   previously teach or deliver his perfect mystery, unless he has bound
40     V, 18   |       marvellous knowledge of the Perfect and Good (Being).~
41    VI, 6    |          the Great Announcement a perfect intelligible (entity), after
42    VI, 12   |          of an eternal nature), a perfect celestial (being), in no (
43    VI, 13   |           a figure, and, becoming perfect, may come forth from two
44    VI, 14   |            asserting that this is perfect love, and employing the
45    VI, 18   |       aware that this is the only perfect number--I mean the decade--
46    VI, 18   |           generates, he says, the perfect number, as in the case of
47    VI, 18   |      three, four, become ten, the perfect number. Thus, he says, the
48    VI, 18   |      which was able to generate a perfect number.~
49    VI, 19   |        the iota the one tittle, a perfect number. And there likewise
50    VI, 19   |         substances), contains the perfect number, the i. Wherefore,
51    VI, 24   |      forth the most beautiful and perfect (of those germs of existence)
52    VI, 24   |    universe, and offer unto Him a perfect number, viz., ten Aeons.
53    VI, 24   |      offer unto the Father a more perfect (one) than this number.
54    VI, 24   |            For the Father, who is perfect, ought to be celebrated
55    VI, 24   |       ought to be celebrated by a perfect number, and ten is a perfect
56    VI, 24   |      perfect number, and ten is a perfect number, because this is
57    VI, 24   |        plurality, (and therefore) perfect. The Father, however, being
58    VI, 24   |       Father, however, being more perfect, because being alone unbegotten,
59    VI, 25   |       Father of the universe by a perfect number; and Logos himself
60    VI, 25   |        not possess paternal (and) perfect uncreatedness, Logos and
61    VI, 25   |          Nous their father with a perfect number, but far from it,
62    VI, 26   |     entire of the Aeons, lest the perfect Aeons, beholding this (abortion),
63    VI, 26   |        all manifest itself to the perfect Aeons, the Father also again
64    VI, 26   |       great, as from a mighty and perfect father, and being projected
65    VI, 26   |       Aletheia, formed and made a perfect Aeon so that in no respect
66    VI, 29   |         aggregate, according to a perfect number. For how the Pythagoreans
67    VI, 36   |         of their belonging to the perfect power, and of their being
68    VI, 42   |          tree. For (he says) that perfect Nous, knowing the sixfold
69  VIII, 1    |           and (ultimately) became perfect. But they think that that
70  VIII, 1    |           they think that that is perfect which is reckoned at ten.
71  VIII, 3    |         are from above, are alone perfect, but all the rest are only
72  VIII, 5    |           a greatest image of the perfect man, the one jot--that one
73  VIII, 5    |       tittle) is an image of that perfect invisible man.~
74  VIII, 6    |           been generated from the perfect man, whom no one knew; every
75  VIII, 7    |       this (tittle) constitutes a perfect son of a perfect man. When,
76  VIII, 7    |    constitutes a perfect son of a perfect man. When, therefore, he
77  VIII, 7    |          that one (tittle) of the perfect number. For one, two, three,
78     X, 6    |        the triad, and is called a perfect good, and a paternal magnitude.
79     X, 7    |       hissing of a serpent into a perfect image. And on this the world
80     X, 7    |  constitutes a spirit, and that a perfect God has arisen from the
81     X, 7    |         the Son, on beholding the perfect Logos of the supernal light,
82     X, 13   |           one tittle, and what is perfect (emanates) from what is
83     X, 13   |            emanates) from what is perfect, or, in other words, a tittle
84     X, 13   |         Understand that this is a perfect one arising from (one that
85     X, 13   |        arising from (one that is) perfect, and that he considers as
86     X, 29   |   generations, were vouchsafed in perfect clearness. And this, too,