Book, Chapter

 1     V, 4 |      Powers, Intelligences, Gods, Angels, delegated Spirits, Entities,
 2     V, 9 |        with the pyramid of twelve angels, and darkens the gate into
 3     V, 11|         nature, that is, of gods, angels, immortals, mortals, irrational
 4     V, 21|          Edem unto himself twelve angels. And the names of the angels
 5     V, 21|      angels. And the names of the angels begotten by the Father are
 6     V, 21|               And of the maternal angels which Edem brought forth,
 7     V, 21|      Lathen. Of these twenty-four angels the paternal ones are associated
 8     V, 21|           will; and the maternal (angels are associated with) Edem
 9     V, 21|        the multitude of all these angels together is Paradise, he
10     V, 21|    continually. Allegorically the angels are styled trees of this
11     V, 21|           of Elohim and Edem, the angels of Elohim receiving from
12     V, 21|        things therein--the twelve angels of the Mother were divided
13     V, 21|        Moses states. These twelve angels, being mutually connected,
14     V, 21|        for the battalion of these angels is niggardly. In like manner
15     V, 21|   deficiency. And He took His Own angels with Him, for His nature
16     V, 21|           the Father, without the angels, entered, (advancing) towards
17     V, 21|     placed beside herself her own angels. And she adorned herself
18     V, 21|         stood in the midst of the angels of Edem, that is, in the
19     V, 21|     paradise--for paradise is the angels, in the midst of whom he
20     V, 21|       obey the rest of the eleven angels of Edem, for the eleven
21     V, 21|           him to quell the twelve angels of Edem, and release the
22     V, 21|        the Father from the twelve angels, those wicked ones of the
23     V, 21|        the energy of the maternal angels. When he seemed to have
24    VI, 14|          power of vision. But the angels and the powers below--who,
25    VI, 14| intelligence. For inasmuch as the angels, by reason of their lust
26    VI, 14|         the rulers and powers and angels, came for the restoration (
27    VI, 14| inspiration from the world-making angels, uttered predictions (concerning
28    VI, 14|        but by enactment. "For the angels who created the world made,"
29    VI, 29|         Aeons,) who are celestial angels that have their citizenship
30   VII, 16|           to all--He who had made angels, archangels, principalities, (
31   VII, 16|       powers; and that by certain angels, seven (in number), the
32   VII, 16|            that man was a work of angels. There had appeared above
33   VII, 16|    brilliant image; and when (the angels) were not able to detain
34   VII, 16|           to the impotence of the angels, to lift up itself, but
35   VII, 16|         of the Jews is one of the angels, and, on account of the
36   VII, 16|        men had been formed by the angels,--one wicked, but the other
37   VII, 16|        partly by the world-making angels, and partly by Satan, who
38   VII, 16|       antagonism to the cosmical (angels), and especially to the
39   VII, 20|         things in it were made by angels, far inferior to the unbegotten
40   VII, 20|          escape the world-making (angels). And (he says) that this
41   VII, 20|       despising the world-making (angels), have been deemed worthy
42   VII, 20|         above of the world-making angels, and that in this way all
43   VII, 26|          But these he denominates angels. He utters, however, slanders
44    IX, 10|         the holy spirits, and the angels of prayer, and the oil,
45    IX, 10|         the holy spirits, and the angels of prayer, and the oil,
46    IX, 11|         rages between the impious angels of the northern constellations;
47    IX, 25|          maintain) that there are angels, and that these have been
48    IX, 25|     acquiesce in the existence of angels or spirits. Still all parties
49     X, 11|         with her, he begot twelve angels; and the names of these
50     X, 16|           And Apelles calls these angels; and by adding (to their
51     X, 29|         this kind. I confess that angels are of fire, and I maintain
52     X, 30|          menacing glare of fallen angels chained in Tartarus as punishment