Book, Chapter

 1     I, 12|         of seals, and in Paros an image of a laurel in the bottom
 2     I, 16|         Deity, to which, as to an image in the soul, the Deity attending,
 3    IV, 47|           Aratus styles a wearied image, and like one oppressed
 4    IV, 48|       Cynosuris), as it were some image of the second creation--
 5    IV, 48|        set in the firmament as an image of a creation by the Logos.
 6    IV, 48|        says, by Anguitenens. This image, he affirms, is fixed in
 7    IV, 48|            by means of some other image, he says the creation teaches (
 8     V, 2 |       still as a statue; being an image of him who is above, who
 9     V, 2 |     suffer; and that the enslaved image may be punished of the Great
10     V, 2 |     should enslave and punish the image of the Perfect Man. They
11     V, 2 |          been borne down into the image of oblivion, being earthly
12     V, 9 |        Tartarus. According to the image of this were produced Cepheus,
13     V, 9 |       Neptune, according to whose image was produced Glaucus, Melicertes,
14     V, 9 |         Ariel, according to whose image was generated Aeolus, Briares.
15     V, 9 |             and) according to the image of this one was born Admetus,
16     V, 9 |      Dog-star, according to whose image were born Ptolemaeus son
17     V, 9 |          Rhea, according to whose image were produced Attis, Mygdon, (
18     V, 9 |        Bena; and according to the image of this one were born Celeus,
19     V, 9 |          Mena, according to whose image were born Bumegas, Ostanes,
20     V, 9 |        Vulcan, according to whose image were born Ericthonius, Achilles,
21     V, 9 |       Fates; and according to the image of these were produced the
22     V, 9 |          Eros, according to whose image were born Paris, Narcissus,
23     V, 11|          this alone, he says, the image is in heaven, always conspicuous
24     V, 11|           of heaven the beauteous image of the serpent, turning
25     V, 14|          is possible to behold an image of the nature of these in
26     V, 14|           and he will discover an image of the heaven and the earth,
27     V, 21|           Moses has described, an image and emblem (as well as)
28    VI, 5 |          been fashioned after the image (of him), that statement
29    VI, 7 | whensoever he may be made into an image, inasmuch as he exists in
30    VI, 7 |           not been formed into an image, he vanishes, he says, and
31    VI, 9 |       things in itself, and is an image of the indefinite power
32    VI, 9 |          which Simon speaks,--"an image from an incorruptible form,
33    VI, 9 |            according to (His own) image and likeness. Now the image
34    VI, 9 |       image and likeness. Now the image is the Spirit that is wafted
35    VI, 12|           He be fashioned into an image. For, he says, there are
36    VI, 15|       Paredroi. "And they have an image of Simon (fashioned) into
37    VI, 15|        figure of Jupiter, and (an image) of Helen in the form of
38    VI, 27|         has been fashioned in the image of those above, that is,
39    VI, 27|         has been fashioned in the image of Matter, that is, the
40    VI, 28|           came into existence, an image (of the only begotten Son);
41    VI, 33|           And on this account the image of the subsequently generated
42    VI, 33|         that of a) male; but (the image) of the unbegotten Ennoia
43    VI, 37|        same pronunciation, and an image of the pronunciation he
44    VI, 42|           in the similitude of an image He appeared who after the
45    VI, 47|         is placed according to an image of the dispensation above;
46    VI, 48|         have been projected as an image of the tetrad above; and
47    VI, 48|          that this (heaven) is an image of Horos, who encircles
48    VI, 48|            they maintain that the image is preserved of the connection
49   VII, 16|        absolute sway, a brilliant image; and when (the angels) were
50   VII, 16|           man in our likeness and image." And when the figure was
51   VII, 16|       having been born in its own image, sent forth a scintillation
52  VIII, 5 |            he says, as a greatest image of the perfect man, the
53  VIII, 5 |           and this (tittle) is an image of that perfect invisible
54    IX, 21|          or behold, or fashion an image: wherefore no one of those
55     X, 7 |           introduce the following image, expressing themselves thus:
56     X, 7 |       principles was generated an image of the great seal, namely
57     X, 7 |          a serpent into a perfect image. And on this the world gazes
58     X, 20|      powers; and according to his image, they are desirous of maintaining
59     X, 30|         formed thee after His own image. For with the knowledge