Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |          the man Adam, having been begotten by many powers, concerning
 2     V, 2 |         but immortal that which is begotten above, for it is born of
 3     V, 3 |      kingless generation, which is begotten above, where, he says, is
 4     V, 10|           of the generation of all begotten things are things unbegotten
 5     V, 11|             anything be altogether begotten, it also perishes, as also
 6     V, 14|        perfect mind which has been begotten amidst impurity of womb
 7     V, 21|         the other is father of all begotten things, devoid of prescience,
 8     V, 21|            the names of the angels begotten by the Father are these:
 9    VI, 7 |       following manner. He who was begotten from the principle of that
10    VI, 9 |          that there are three days begotten before sun and moon, they
11    VI, 9 |       wafted over the water, being begotten, he says, from an incorruptible
12    VI, 11|         will not be chaff and wood begotten for fire, but mature fruit,
13    VI, 12|            stream of waters He was begotten in a likeness. He is to
14    VI, 12|           the generation of things begotten is from fire, he discerns
15    VI, 13|          Libyan, namely, Apsethus--begotten, no doubt, and subject to
16    VI, 13|      though born) from one that is begotten, when He may be fashioned
17    VI, 18|            are being begotten--the begotten one (being mother) of the
18    VI, 18|             of the things that arc begotten. And Zaratas, the pupil
19    VI, 24|   Valentinus), not anything at all begotten, but the Father is alone
20    VI, 25|             Nous and Aletheia were begotten, and did not possess paternal (
21    VI, 25|        rest of the Aeons, as being begotten, generate by conjugal intercourse.
22    VI, 25| self-generation. But Sophia, being begotten, and born after many more (
23    VI, 25|         simultaneously, but in the begotten (Aeons) the female is projective
24    VI, 26|           all) the Aeons that were begotten (became overwhelmed with
25    VI, 26|              Staurus. And he being begotten great, as from a mighty
26    VI, 28|   existence, an image (of the only begotten Son); so also the devil,
27   VII, 10|            non-existent God, (and) begotten from nonentities, Of this
28   VII, 11|         there burst forth, and was begotten from the cosmical Seed,
29   VII, 11|       mention. This (Archon), when begotten, raised Himself up and soared
30   VII, 11|          formed. The Son, however, begotten of this (Archon), operates
31   VII, 14|           of the universe, but was begotten. But (ascertaining that)
32  VIII, 1 |            of) those who have been begotten and are sufficient. God
33  VIII, 2 |      suppose, as well as that only begotten child--for he alone was
34  VIII, 2 |            child--for he alone was begotten by those infinite AEons
35  VIII, 3 |        some such manner, that only begotten Son, when He gazes upon
36  VIII, 5 |            previously spoken of is begotten, and subject to passion, (
37    IX, 5 |           vincible, unbegotten and begotten, immortal and mortal. How
38    IX, 5 |            generation, having been begotten, He Himself became His own
39    IX, 6 |           I know any other that is begotten and amenable to suffering."
40    IX, 13|         and thus have an offspring begotten for them. And they lead
41     X, 8 |        therefore, he says, that is begotten, has been produced from
42     X, 10|    nonexistent God, which has been begotten from things that are not.
43     X, 10|           seed burnt forth and was begotten the Great Archon, the head
44     X, 12|            fact of His having been begotten; for the seed whence the
45     X, 12|         whose sake the Saviour was begotten, and that He points out
46     X, 22|             visible and invisible, begotten and unbegotten, mortal and
47     X, 23|           He is not generated, but begotten when He is born of a virgin;
48     X, 25|        that at one time Christ was begotten of God, and at another time
49     X, 27|         the three sons of Noah are begotten in the family 72 children,--(
50     X, 29|      controls all these; the first begotten Child of the Father, the
51     X, 30|        thou hast been deified, and begotten unto immortality. This constitutes