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 1     I, 5 | ANAXIMANDER; HIS THEORY OF THE INFINITE; HIS ASTRONOMIC OPINIONS;
 2     I, 5 |    certain constitution of the Infinite, out of which the heavens
 3     I, 5 |       This person declared the Infinite to be an originating principle
 4     I, 6 |  ANAXIMENES; HIS SYSTEM OF "AN INFINITE AIR;" HIS VIEWS OF ASTRONOMY
 5     I, 6 |       originating principle is infinite air, out of which are generated
 6     I, 7 |       principles, he says, are infinite; even the smaller of these
 7     I, 7 |       the smaller of these are infinite. And that all things partake
 8     I, 10|       but affirms things to be infinite, and always in motion, and
 9     I, 11|        maintained worlds to be infinite, and varying in bulk; and
10     I, 12|  sparks, and that the earth is infinite, and is surrounded neither
11     I, 12|     heaven. And that there are infinite suns and moons, and that
12     I, 13|        these, and that this is infinite. And that bodies are moved
13     V, 7 |       be divided mentally into infinite segments. Now the first
14     V, 7 |      is, as it were, a certain infinite crowd of potentialities
15     V, 14|       SETHIANS; THEIR TRIAD OF INFINITE PRINCIPLES; THEIR HERESY
16     V, 14|     these principles possesses infinite powers. And when they speak
17     V, 14|    regards number indefinitely infinite, are each according to its
18     V, 14|       the three principles are infinite in number, and from infinite
19     V, 14|   infinite in number, and from infinite powers (arise) infinite
20     V, 14|        infinite powers (arise) infinite concourses, images of infinite
21     V, 14| infinite concourses, images of infinite seals are necessarily produced.
22     V, 14|      earth have been generated infinite concourses of powers. And
23     V, 14|         in the earth, from the infinite seals are produced infinite
24     V, 14|    infinite seals are produced infinite crowds of various animals.
25    VI, 9 |       great will continue unto infinite and unalterable duration,
26    VI, 38|      And if one letter is thus infinite, behold the entire name'
27   VII, 10|        distributed by him into infinite species; just as from animal,
28   VII, 14|      these heretics, creatures infinite (in number), viz., Principalities
29  VIII, 1 |        diminutive in size, but infinite in power. (This seed constitutes,
30  VIII, 1 |        preserved treasured the infinite and incalculable seed of
31  VIII, 1 |     position is conveyed to an infinite distance, in consequence
32  VIII, 2 |        the three and all those infinite (AEons which proceed) from
33  VIII, 2 |    alone was begotten by those infinite AEons from three immediately
34  VIII, 2 |    with the multitude of those infinite (AEons) indefinitely (generated)
35  VIII, 2 |  fig-tree, possesses in itself infinite species of various animals
36  VIII, 2 |    called night." When all the infinite species, then, as I have
37  VIII, 12|      being in possession of an infinite number of their books, (
38     X, 2 |     numerable, but others from infinite quantities. And among those
39     X, 2 |      derived the universe from infinite quantities, some derived
40     X, 3 |     the universe proceeds from infinite numbers of atoms; and we
41     X, 6 |   being by reason divided into infinite segments. And the first
42     X, 6 |      multitude of, as it were, infinite powers. The third part,
43     X, 7 |     Now these are indefinitely infinite, from which, when commingled,
44     X, 7 |       the other), form all the infinite kinds of animals. The Sethians
45     X, 10|  worlds and intervals that are infinite. And the Basilidians affirm
46     X, 12|       the Docetae assert) that infinite AEons were indefinitely
47     X, 28|       coeval with Himself; not infinite chaos, nor measureless water,