Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |             them, the perfect number, viz., the decade. For one, two,
 2     I, 11|        Leucippus concerning elements, viz. plenitude and vacuum, denominating
 3     I, 13|            three variations of these, viz., bulk, figure, capacity,
 4     I, 17|               other four (elements),--viz., fire, and earth, and water,
 5     I, 21|             own congenital struggles, viz., sensuality and inchastity,
 6    IV, 8 |               three double (numbers), viz., 2, 4, 8, and three triple
 7    IV, 8 |                and three triple ones, viz., 3, 9, 27. But the diameter
 8    IV, 11|             is distant from the Moon, viz. 11,088,260. But the Sun
 9    IV, 28|              is a natural instrument, viz., the windpipe of long-necked
10    IV, 35|             according to this manner, viz., of Laconian and Zacynthian
11     V, 4 |             the root of the universe, viz. Aeons, Powers, Intelligences,
12     V, 7 |              that are situated above, viz., both the unbegotten (portion
13     V, 8 |            are signs with two bodies, viz., Gemini and the signs diametrically
14     V, 8 |               of this Peratic heresy, viz., Euphrates the Peratic,
15     V, 14| first-begotten originating principle, viz., wind, (which is) violent
16     V, 21|            order, from first to last, viz., Lion, and Hydra, and Boar,
17     V, 21|             divests him of his power, viz., the commands of Baruch
18    VI, 10|          creature that is being born, viz., seeing, smelling, taste,
19    VI, 13|            root. And this is a power, viz., Sige, (who is) invisible (
20    VI, 15|               the six roots of Simon, viz., "Mind" and "Intelligence," "
21    VI, 18|         certain object of adjuration, viz.,~the concord of the four
22    VI, 19|              exist without substance, viz., "quality," and "quantity,"
23    VI, 24|            unto Him a perfect number, viz., ten Aeons. For, he says,
24    VI, 25|              capable (of projecting), viz., a formless and undigested
25    VI, 26|       projects additionally one Aeon, viz., Staurus. And he being
26    VI, 33|           call likewise dispositions, viz., Ennoia and Thelesis (conception
27    VI, 33|           from the invisible (Aeons), viz., from Thelema, Nous, and
28    VI, 37|           showed unto Him who he was, viz., that he himself had been
29    VI, 38|              five letters in itself, (viz.), Delta, and Epsilon, and
30    VI, 40|              which we know and utter, viz., Christ Jesus, and that
31    VI, 44|          these issue two projections, viz., Monas and Hen, and that
32    VI, 47|               a more clear statement, viz., that these (Marcosians)
33   VII, 1 |            adopt a similar expedient, viz., either on account of their
34   VII, 6 |               substance is threefold, viz., genus, species, (and)
35   VII, 9 |              very smallest (compass), viz. roots, stem, branches,
36   VII, 12|              according to Aristotle, (viz.,) a soul operating in the
37   VII, 14|       creatures infinite (in number), viz., Principalities and Powers
38   VII, 14|              says, these (two events, viz., the illumination of the
39   VII, 17|                two of them material, (viz.,) earth and water; and
40   VII, 17|            are arranged and altered, (viz.,) fire and air; and two
41   VII, 17|             matter and fashioning it, viz., discord and friendship. (
42   VII, 17|          entire theory of the world: (viz.,) water and earth, out
43   VII, 17|            are four perishable gods, (viz.,) fire, water, earth, (
44   VII, 17|               understood from these, (viz., Discord and Friendship,)
45  VIII, 1 |            the seed of the fig-tree, (viz.,) stem, which constitutes
46  VIII, 10|           himself by what is spoken, (viz.) what the Psalmist David
47  VIII, 13|               cause of evils to all, (viz.,) the heresy of the Noetians.
48    IX, 1 |          struggle now remains behind, viz., to furnish an account
49    IX, 23|            from these in one respect, viz., marriage. Now they maintain
50     X, 1 |             every true definition is, viz., as simple and unadorned.
51     X, 6 |        PERATAE.~The Peratae, however, viz., Ademes the Carystian,
52     X, 9 |           have been six projections,--viz., Nous and Aletheia, Logos
53     X, 20|      introducing one only alteration, viz., in respect of regarding
54     X, 23|          there is one Father and God, viz., the Creator of the universe,
55     X, 27|             the family 72 children,--(viz.,) from Shem, 25; from Japheth,
56     X, 28|       existence, He first fabricated, viz., fire and spirit, water
57     X, 29|            formed out of nonentities, viz., fire and spirit, water