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 1     I, 2 |         partake of the origin of existence from ten. Of this decade,
 2     I, 4 |         commiserating the (very) existence of mortals, for he asserted
 3     I, 7 |       For all things coming into existence simultaneously, mind supervening
 4     I, 7 |     animals originally came into existence in moisture, and after this
 5     I, 8 |        this account it came into existence; and that it lies in the
 6     I, 8 |    nourished from mud; and their existence was of short duration, but
 7     I, 11|     quarter they are coming into existence, whilst in another they
 8     I, 16|  maintain that Plato affirms the existence of many gods indefinitely,
 9     I, 16|      itself, but that it derives existence from contrariety to what
10     I, 18|          were positive about the existence of fate everywhere, employing
11     I, 18|   purgation. And they assume the existence of all bodies, and that
12     I, 19|     atoms both the Deity derived existence, and all the elements, and
13     I, 21|           They spend a contented existence, abstain both from living
14    IV, 7 |          lies. These suppose the existence of circles, and measures,
15    IV, 48|   Phoenicians, on account of the existence of the admirable wisdom
16    IV, 50|     titles themselves, came into existence long after the origin of
17    IV, 51|       has in this manner derived existence from, altogether, the smallest
18     V, 2 |        been, and are coming into existence, and moreover will be,-(
19     V, 4 |     which a temple (Naos) has no existence; and in the temple itself
20     V, 11|         things that derive their existence from generation. For if,
21     V, 15|         or when he speaks of the existence of three days before sun
22     V, 21|      paternal law that came into existence on the part of Edem towards
23     V, 21|  creation, when as yet it had no existence. When, therefore, he says,
24    VI, 8 |        DOUBLE TRIAD OF A SEVENTH EXISTENCE.~And of those six powers,
25    VI, 12|          of the entire circle of existence. And that, he says, the
26    VI, 20|         their (separate) mode of existence, (Love) unites and adds
27    VI, 24|       perfect (of those germs of existence) which He possessed within
28    VI, 24|  continuing generation, deriving existence from a productive being, (
29    VI, 26|   VALENTINUS' EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTENCE OF CHRIST AND THE SPIRIT.~
30    VI, 26|       And thirty Aeons came into existence along with Christ and the
31    VI, 27|   VALENTINUS' EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTENCE OF JESUS; POWER OF JESUS
32    VI, 28|         animal essence came into existence, an image (of the only begotten
33    VI, 48|        to these, they affirm the existence of both a sun and moon.
34   VII, 4 |      GENERAL IDEA.~We affirm the existence of animal absolutely, not
35   VII, 4 |       deriving the principle (of existence) from that animality, and
36   VII, 4 |        deriving the principle of existence from that animality. The
37   VII, 4 |         derive the principle (of existence) from the absolute animal,
38   VII, 6 |    consists of these, it derives existence from nonentities, according
39   VII, 10|      though previously having no existence, accrues unto a man, growing
40   VII, 10|      must we assume the previous existence, in order that God should
41   VII, 11|       the heaven is coining into existence, there burst forth, and
42   VII, 12|          a) sufficient (cause of existence) for them is that calculation
43   VII, 16|         are of the same order of existence; and that the rest, from
44   VII, 17|         unabashed, supposed (the existence of) two originating causes
45   VII, 17|        fruits for the support of existence; and Aidoneus air, because
46   VII, 17|          an originating cause of existence. (Empedocles) somewhere
47   VII, 20|      alleging that these were in existence at the time (during which
48  VIII, 5 |          simultaneously with the existence of the fire. And this man
49    IX, 7 |          PRACTICES; THIS SECT IN EXISTENCE IN HIPPOLYTUS' TIME.~Callistus
50    IX, 23|       These Pharisees affirm the existence of fate, and that some things
51    IX, 25|      works which had no previous existence; and this, too, not out
52    IX, 25|     disposed to acquiesce in the existence of angels or spirits. Still
53    IX, 25|          come, who as yet has no existence; and that he will usher
54     X, 1 |       Nor does the truth owe its existence to astonishment, through
55     X, 3 |  elements, they have assumed the existence of a fifth, and (that this
56     X, 10| predetermined to be brought into existence by the non-existent Deity.
57     X, 12|      chaos, afforded a cause (of existence ) to the things that were
58     X, 17|       above the entire circle of existence, and it knows not the God (
59     X, 17|        above the whole circle of existence, and that then He proceeded
60     X, 26|        has been demonstrated the existence of a nation of worshippers
61     X, 28|        which antecedently had no existence, except that He willed to
62     X, 28|           of what will come into existence, He first fabricated, viz.,
63     X, 29|       Father Himself constituted existence, and the being born from
64     X, 29|   ordered the world to come into existence, the Logos one by one completed
65     X, 29|       man, that was brought into existence, was a creature endued with
66     X, 29|         denominated. Evil had no existence from the beginning, but