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 1    IV, 51|        INSTANCES OF, IN SIMON AND VALENTINUS; THE NATURE OF THE UNIVERSE
 2    IV, 51|           this hebdomad Simon and Valentinus, having altered the names,
 3    IV, 51|           stands, will stand. And Valentinus (enumerates them thus):
 4    IV, 51| discussion, whence both Simon and Valentinus will be found both to have
 5    VI, 15|           by Simon, and from this Valentinus derived a starting-point (
 6    VI, 15|           the it Simonian, though Valentinus) denominated under different
 7    VI, 15|           Ecclesia," and Aeons of Valentinus, are confessedly the six
 8    VI, 15|     legends, let us see what also Valentinus asserts.~
 9    VI, 16|                    XVI. HERESY OF VALENTINUS; DERIVED FROM PLATO AND
10    VI, 16|         PYTHAGORAS.~The heresy of Valentinus is certainly, then, connected
11    VI, 16|           declare the opinions of Valentinus. For even although in the
12    VI, 16|     knowledge of the doctrines of Valentinus, by means of a nearer comparison,
13    VI, 16|   opinions among the Greeks. But (Valentinus took his opinions) from
14    VI, 16|         terminology (of his own). Valentinus has formed his definitions
15    VI, 17| accurately the arguments by which Valentinus established his tenets,
16    VI, 17|            those (opinions) which Valentinus derives from Pythagoras
17    VI, 24|                             XXIV. VALENTINUS CONVICTED OF PLAGIARISMS
18    VI, 24|             not from the Gospels, Valentinus, as we have proved, has
19    VI, 24|       Platonist, not a Christian. Valentinus, therefore, and Heracleon,
20    VI, 24|           Pythagorean doctrine of Valentinus may be altogether free from
21    VI, 24|   inculcate them. There is, says (Valentinus), not anything at all begotten,
22    VI, 25|       DUAD MADE THE FOUNDATION OF VALENTINUS' SYSTEM OF THE EMANATION
23    VI, 25|       Aletheia. For, according to Valentinus, these--namely, Nous and
24    VI, 26|                             XXVI. VALENTINUS' EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTENCE
25    VI, 26|      projection. For he did not, (Valentinus) says, himself project,
26    VI, 27|                            XXVII. VALENTINUS' EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTENCE
27    VI, 29|    quaternion, then, advocated by Valentinus, is "a source of the everlasting
28    VI, 29|        manner these (followers of Valentinus) subdivide the parts within
29    VI, 30|                              XXX. VALENTINUS' EXPLANATION OF THE BIRTH
30    VI, 31|        XXXI. FURTHER DOCTRINES OF VALENTINUS RESPECTING THE AEONS; REASONS
31    VI, 31|         investigate (such points. Valentinus) subjoins, however, the
32    VI, 32|                            XXXII. VALENTINUS CONVICTED OF PLAGIARISMS
33    VI, 32|          think that the heresy of Valentinus which is of Pythagorean (
34    VI, 32|        while he was a young man."~Valentinus, falling in with these (
35    VI, 32|          things that are second," Valentinus supposes to be second all
36    VI, 32|        limit and the Pleroma. And Valentinus has elucidated this (arrangement)
37    VI, 32|       borne from the womb." Thus (Valentinus) formed his opinion on such (
38    VI, 32|       opinions, then, advanced by Valentinus have been sufficiently declared.
39    VI, 32|          though each adherent (of Valentinus) entertains different opinions.~
40    VI, 37|     MARCUS' VISION; THE VISION OF VALENTINUS REVEALING TO HIM HIS SYSTEM.~
41    VI, 37|     however, we consent to pardon Valentinus and his school. But Marcus,
42    VI, 37|           would be magnified. For Valentinus likewise alleges that he
43    VI, 37|          legend; and out of this (Valentinus) wishes the heresy attempted
44    VI, 50|          who are of the school of Valentinus advance concerning both
45    VI, 50|       successors of the school of Valentinus, let us see what statement
46  VIII, 9 |           to those (spoken of) by Valentinus. And similarly with Marcion,
47     X, 9 |                               IX. VALENTINUS.~Valentinus, however, and
48     X, 9 |                   IX. VALENTINUS.~Valentinus, however, and the adherents
49     X, 9 |       Limit), is the Creator. But Valentinus is not disposed to affirm
50     X, 9 |           this indwelling spirit. Valentinus, however, (to uphold the
51     X, 9 |      proper also to the school of Valentinus to propound their opinions.~
52     X, 14|           however, similarly with Valentinus and the others, says that