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 1     I, prooe|   advantage by appropriating their principles, and, impelled from these
 2     I, prooe|           Greeks, pointed out (the principles of) natural philosophy.
 3     I, 6    |       Wherefore, that the dominant principles of generation are contraries,--
 4     I, 7    |     introduced order. And material principles, he says, are infinite;
 5     I, 8    |           and enunciated his first principles in the same manner. This
 6     I, 9    |        earth to be the originating principles of the universe--the earth
 7     I, 11   |         DEMOCRITUS; HIS DUALITY OF PRINCIPLES; HIS COSMOGONY.~And Democritus
 8     I, 14   |         XIV. HIPPO; HIS DUALITY OF PRINCIPLES; HIS PSYCHOLOGY.~Hippo,
 9     I, 14   |            asserted as originating principles, coldness, for instance
10     I, 16   |        THREEFOLD CLASSIFICATION OF PRINCIPLES; HIS IDEA OF GOD; DIFFERENT
11     I, 16   |        there are three originating principles of the universe, (namely)
12     I, 17   |        XVII. ARISTOTLE; DUALITY OF PRINCIPLES; HIS CATEGORIES; HIS PSYCHOLOGY;
13     I, 19   |           supposed, as originating principles of all things, atoms and
14    IV, 2    |       knowledge based on practical principles. Those who have cultivated
15    IV, 10   |          of harmony, on concordant principles in keeping with these distances.
16    IV, 10   |       distances, if they be not on principles of symphony,--that is, the
17    IV, 10   |        harmonious and proportional principles, except perhaps only the
18    IV, 10   |            stars--are not based on principles of concord, it is easy to
19    IV, 10   |      mutually related, and on what principles they depend. That, however,
20    IV, 45   |            learned the fundamental principles of the heresies, more intelligent
21    IV, 51   |            seems to have furnished principles. And from numbers that can
22    IV, 51   |          these derived their first principles, as capable of being discerned
23    IV, 51   |       these, according to the same principles as those advanced by the
24     V, 3    |             ACKNOWLEDGE A TRIAD OF PRINCIPLES; THEIR TECHNICAL NAMES OF
25     V, 3    |         though) permeating all the principles of the existing state of
26     V, 14   |            THEIR TRIAD OF INFINITE PRINCIPLES; THEIR HERESY EXPLAINED;
27     V, 14   |           there are three definite principles of the universe, and that
28     V, 14   |             and that each of these principles possesses infinite powers.
29     V, 14   |       fitted to become each of the principles, as in the human soul every
30     V, 14   |            will take place. Now of principles, he says, the substances
31     V, 14   |     description belonging unto the principles which are classified under
32     V, 14   |           of the three originating principles, which are as regards number
33     V, 14   |            the powers of the three principles are infinite in number,
34     V, 14   |      concourse, then, of the three principles, ensues a certain great
35     V, 14   |       great concourse of the three principles) has produced such a figure
36     V, 15   |       Sethian) says, are the three principles (of our system); or when
37     V, 21   |            XXI. JUSTINUS' TRIAD OF PRINCIPLES; HIS ANGELOGRAPHY FOUNDED
38     V, 21   |         There are three unbegotten principles of the universe, two male (
39     V, 21   |           one female. Of the male (principles), however, a certain one,
40     V, 21   |         Edem and Israel. And these principles of the universe are, he
41     V, 21   |      Mother were divided into four principles, and each fourth part of
42    VI, 1    |        those who derived the first principles (of their doctrine) from
43    VI, 9    |             is separated into four principles; for on either side of the
44    VI, 10   |          Edem is divided into four principles, four channels--that is,
45    VI, 17   |           now explain what are the principles of the philosophy of Pythagoras
46    VI, 21   |           Empedocles, adopting the principles of Pythagoras, affirms.
47   VII, 7    |           peculiar treatise on the principles of things (in the region)
48   VII, 10   |            derives his originating principles from that Seed, and obtains
49   VII, 17   |            way of outline--are the principles that comprise (Empedocles')
50   VII, 17   |         and friendship, which are (principles) artistically fabricating (
51   VII, 17   |            immortal and unbegotten principles, and such as have not as
52   VII, 19   |        these are the two different principles of good and evil, and that
53   VII, 19   | intermediate between these diverse principles is impartial reason, in
54  VIII, 1    |    produced three AEons, which are principles from the primal originating
55    IX, 1    |           what are the originating principles of this (opinion), in order
56    IX, 9    |       sufficiently explained their principles, and the causes of their
57    IX, 22   |     existing things, derived their principles from no other source than
58     X, 1    |            truth has not taken its principles from the wisdom of the Greeks,
59     X, 3    |     derives the universe from four principles, expressing himself thus:--~"
60     X, 3    |      derive the universe from five principles; for, along with the four
61     X, 3    |            have proceeded from six principles. For in the passage where
62     X, 3    |    produces generation out of four principles. When, however, he subjoins,--~"
63     X, 3    |               he also delivers six principles of the universe, four of
64     X, 7    |       seems that there exist three principles, which have been precisely
65     X, 7    |           defined. And each of the principles is fitted by nature for
66     X, 7    |            And the essences of the principles, the Sethians say, are light
67     X, 7    |     primary concourse of the three principles was generated an image of
68     X, 8    |    indoctrinate that soul into its principles. Now Simon affirms that
69     X, 11   |         there are three unbegotten principles of the universe, two males
70     X, 11   |         alleges that these are the principles of the universe, from which
71     X, 15   |          down that there are three principles of the universe--good, just,
72     X, 21   |     Phrygians, however, derive the principles of their heresy from a certain
73     X, 25   |       manner, acknowledge that the principles of the universe were originated
74     X, 28   |      present to Him. The different principles, however, of what will come