Book, Chapter

 1     I, 17|            to evince any practical powers; and posture, for instance
 2    IV, 2 |            and of a revolt of good powers over to evil (ones), and
 3    IV, 34|           succinctly explained the powers of the secret arts practised
 4     V, 2 |       having been begotten by many powers, concerning whom individually
 5     V, 4 |          the universe, viz. Aeons, Powers, Intelligences, Gods, Angels,
 6     V, 8 |           into (the ranks of) evil powers; and they speak of the confederations
 7     V, 8 |         the confederations of good powers with wicked ones. Denominating
 8     V, 9 |       There are three intermediate powers suspended from air, authors
 9     V, 11|            not assailed) by (evil) powers. No one therefore, he says,
10     V, 12|           Father, and receives the powers into his own person; but
11     V, 12|        another time takes up these powers, and is turned towards Matter.
12     V, 14|      principles possesses infinite powers. And when they speak of
13     V, 14|             And when they speak of powers let him that heareth take
14     V, 14|        carry up their intermingled powers into the dark and formidable
15     V, 14|            underneath. But all the powers of the three originating
16     V, 14|    juxtaposition of the coalescing powers. For the concourse of the
17     V, 14|           For the concourse of the powers ensues, just like any mark
18     V, 14|              Since, therefore, the powers of the three principles
19     V, 14|          number, and from infinite powers (arise) infinite concourses,
20     V, 14|   generated infinite concourses of powers. And each concourse did
21     V, 21|          and they depute their own powers unto him, Edem the soul,
22    VI, 7 |            as he exists in the six powers, he will exist (there) substantially,
23    VI, 7 |        only potentially in the six powers, and has not been formed
24    VI, 8 |        EXISTENCE.~And of those six powers, and of the seventh which
25    VI, 9 |    indefinite one. For these three powers are produced antecedent
26    VI, 12|           and) which contains all (powers, and) which reposes in the
27    VI, 12|           which reposes in the six powers. For if the flaming sword
28    VI, 13|            from two of the primary powers, that is, Heaven and Earth.
29    VI, 14|        among women, confounded the powers in the world b reason of
30    VI, 14|             and thus, when all the powers were for claiming her (for
31    VI, 14|             But the angels and the powers below--who, he says, created
32    VI, 14|      assimilated to the rulers and powers and angels, came for the
33    VI, 33|           I call Unity. These four powers sent forth the remainder
34    VI, 33|       Ogdoad. They wish that these powers should exist before Bythus
35    VI, 41|          emanations from the three powers, and are representative
36    VI, 41|           representative of those (powers) which embrace even the
37    VI, 41|             allied) with the three powers by conjugal union, and which (
38    VI, 41|            are conveyed by the six powers into a similarity with Aoratus.
39    VI, 43|          in imitation of the seven powers, animation to this world,
40    VI, 43|           make it consist of seven powers, and constituted (this world)
41    VI, 43|          one, O[mega]. And all the powers, when they are connected
42    VI, 43|           then, he says, the seven powers glorify the Logos, so also
43    VI, 46|       expresses himself thus: That powers emanating from the second
44    VI, 47|          is unified from the three powers; when multiplied thrice
45    VI, 48|          And next they compute ten powers thus. (There are, they say,)
46   VII, 13| conglomeration (of all germs), the powers pass upwards as far as the
47   VII, 14|            known to the celestial (powers), it was also necessary
48   VII, 14|           viz., Principalities and Powers and Rulers, in regard of
49   VII, 16|  archangels, principalities, (and) powers; and that by certain angels,
50   VII, 20|           account (Jesus) received powers whereby, He rendered null
51   VII, 23|       Theodotus,) why (miraculous) powers did not operate within him
52   VII, 26|    receiving in this body cosmical powers, lived for the time he did
53  VIII, 3 |            over principalities and powers, and would not be found
54  VIII, 7 |          six days, that is, by six powers, which (are inherent) in
55    IX, 11|           incantations gorged with powers! Who will not be astonished
56    IX, 17|           as regards the operative powers of these, saying that these
57     X, 6 |           of, as it were, infinite powers. The third part, however,
58     X, 6 |         are, germs of all sorts of powers. And (they say) that Christ
59     X, 7 |            has with itself all the powers which wish to retire and
60     X, 7 |           what it was, so also the powers, by coming into communion (
61     X, 8 |          heretic, exist in the six powers substantially and potentially.
62     X, 8 |        only potentially in the six powers, and has not assumed any
63     X, 13|          six days, that is, by six powers, out of which the world
64     X, 19|           that at first miraculous powers did not acquire operating
65     X, 20|         himself is superior to all powers; and according to his image,
66     X, 25|          allege themselves to have powers of prescience.~