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 1     I, 16|           And that frequently he names these means also, for that
 2    IV, 2 |           speculators), imposing names different from the doctrine
 3    IV, 2 |   Proastioi, and very many other names. But the entire of this
 4    IV, 2 |          men, having changed the names (merely), have from this
 5    IV, 6 |    INFLUENCE; ORIGIN OF SIDEREAL NAMES. ~But since also they frame
 6    IV, 6 |         the ancients imposed the names of received animals upon
 7    IV, 14|           EXAMPLES IN PARTICULAR NAMES; DIFFERENT METHODS OF CALCULATION;
 8    IV, 14|        numbers, and elements and names, constitute the origin of
 9    IV, 14|      root. But when one computes names, and finds the same letter
10    IV, 15|          means of numbers and of names, suppose that they interpret
11    IV, 15|        argue in the case of (the names) Ulysses and Ajax. Who,
12    IV, 27|         dispositions of men with names of stars, how impotent their
13    IV, 27|         have called the stars by names given in reference to propriety
14    IV, 28|    Hebrew characters, as it were names of demons, he says that (
15    IV, 44|      that there are consequently names ascending, and beneficent,
16    IV, 49|       other beasts as have their names used for denominating the
17    IV, 50|       stars, thus called them by names, in order that they might
18    IV, 50|        or the spectres that have names given them in Hades, have
19    IV, 51|   variation prevailed was in the names merely; and (since) Pythagoras
20    IV, 51|   Valentinus, having altered the names, detailed marvellous stories,
21     V, 1 |         thee (comes) mother, two names immortal, progenitors of
22     V, 1 |      psychical, earthly; and the names of these are elect, called,
23     V, 3 |      PRINCIPLES; THEIR TECHNICAL NAMES OF THE TRIAD; SUPPORT THESE
24     V, 6 |       altering the words and the names of the serpent, they wish
25     V, 8 |       themselves very many other names not suggested (to them from
26     V, 20|       soon as born the following names: Agathyrsus, Gelonus, and
27     V, 21|   himself twelve angels. And the names of the angels begotten by
28     V, 21|          Edem brought forth, the names in like manner have been
29     V, 21|      they say that these are the names (of them) among the Gentiles,
30    VI, 16| doctrines of those (thinkers) in names only, and numbers, and has
31    VI, 23|       into twelve parts. And the names of these parts are as follow:
32    VI, 25|      they bestow these following names: Paracletus and Pistis,
33    VI, 33|      invisible, by the following names: first, Proarche; next,
34    VI, 38|        the generic and expressed names of the elements he called
35    VI, 44|         forms. And these are the names of the first tetrad, and
36    VI, 44|      knows which they are. Those names which with Him are pronounced
37    VI, 48|         of these, who has thirty names. And, again, (they affirm)
38   VII, 7 |       the actual expressions and names, transferring the tenets
39   VII, 8 |          for the world are these names sufficient, but so manifold
40   VII, 8 |        there is a deficiency (of names). And I do not take it upon
41   VII, 8 |        mentally, not by means of names, to conceive, after an ineffable
42   VII, 9 |          those objects that have names, or are apprehended by sense,
43   VII, 10|           and higher up than all names. Sonship, therefore, left
44  VIII, 5 |         is) Father--two immortal names. As an illustration, however,
45  VIII, 5 |  innumerable eyes, and countless names, and this (tittle) is an
46    IX, 7 |          he delivered to her the names of all, but did not give
47     X, 5 |        and earthly; and that the names for these are--chosen, called,
48     X, 11|     begot twelve angels; and the names of these he states to be
49     X, 26|      Abraham's children. And the names of these nations we have
50     X, 27|       but claimed for themselves names from those who were primarily
51     X, 27|    tongue they are called by the names by which they have been
52     X, 29|      objects), He called them by names, and thus notified His creative