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 1    VI, 25|        Macariotes, Theletus and Sophia. But of the twelve, the
 2    VI, 25|      being a female, and called Sophia, observed the multitude
 3    VI, 25|       to (that of) the Father. (Sophia, however,) was ignorant
 4    VI, 25|         of self-generation. But Sophia, being begotten, and born
 5    VI, 25|        projected by the female. Sophia, therefore, prepared to
 6    VI, 26|       Pleroma in consequence of Sophia, and shapelessness in consequence
 7    VI, 26| consequence of the offspring of Sophia, confusion arose in the
 8    VI, 26|      tranquillize the sorrowing Sophia; for she continued weeping
 9    VI, 26|    compassionating the tears of Sophia, and accepting the supplication
10    VI, 26|      cessation of the groans of Sophia. And thirty Aeons came into
11    VI, 26|    immediately this abortion of Sophia, (which was) shapeless, (
12    VI, 26|  according to them, and is that Sophia which is outside the Pleroma,
13    VI, 26|     outside the Pleroma, which (Sophia) Christ, who was additionally
14    VI, 26|        Pleroma. Since, however, Sophia was formed outside, and
15    VI, 27|          the great High Priest. Sophia, however, who was outside
16    VI, 27|        Pleroma" as a spouse for Sophia, who was outside, and as
17    VI, 27|       Pleroma, and discovering (Sophia) in the midst of those four
18    VI, 27|        eternal, and peculiar to Sophia; and yet that neither was
19    VI, 27|      neither was it seemly that Sophia should exist in the midst
20    VI, 27|  beginning of the affections of Sophia, for she was seized with
21    VI, 27|    underneath the Ogdoad, where Sophia is, but above Matter, which
22    VI, 28|        In consequence of this,) Sophia from above exerted her energy
23    VI, 28|      that even he is producing, Sophia wrought all sorts of energy,
24    VI, 28|        into him). And (although Sophia) was really the operating
25    VI, 29|       nature having roots;" and Sophia (is the power) from whom
26    VI, 29|      its present condition. But Sophia is called "Spirit," and
27    VI, 29|        there has been projected Sophia, which is, according to
28    VI, 29|   heaven. For this Jerusalem is Sophia, she (that is) outside (
29    VI, 29|      projected souls; for this (Sophia) is the essence of souls.
30    VI, 29|         the Pleroma" and (from) Sophia, into this world. And they
31    VI, 29|          however, ignorant that Sophia, the Mother, the Ogdoad,
32    VI, 30|     Ghost will come upon thee"--Sophia is the Spirit--" and the
33    VI, 30|  highest alone--that is, (from) Sophia and the Demiurge. Jesus,
34    VI, 30|       the Holy Spirit--that is, Sophia and the Demiurge--in order
35    VI, 30|       the mother above, (I mean Sophia)--and became (a voice) to
36    VI, 30|       the Holy Spirit--that is, Sophia and the power of the highest.
37    VI, 31|       to the Ogdoad, (that is,) Sophia, outside (the Pleroma);
38    VI, 31|     Demiurge had been taught by Sophia that He is not Himself God
39    VI, 31|      Deity). But when taught by Sophia, He was made to recognise
40    VI, 31|         which I have heard from Sophia in secrecy with myself.
41    VI, 31|         the Pleroma," spouse of Sophia, who was outside (the Pleroma).
42    VI, 32|     forth from aether; that is, Sophia, which is outside (the Pleroma,