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 1     V, 2 |         that they may serve the Demiurge of this creation, Ialdabaoth,
 2     V, 2 |    number; for so they call the Demiurge and father of the formal
 3     V, 12|        alludes to the Ruler and Demiurge of matter, who, appropriating
 4    VI, 28|        to the Hebdomad. For the Demiurge, they say, knows nothing
 5    VI, 29|        called "Spirit," and the Demiurge "Soul," and the Devil "the
 6    VI, 29|        of the Pleroma." And the Demiurge projected souls; for this (
 7    VI, 29|         essence of souls. This (Demiurge), according to them, is
 8    VI, 29|        and divilish essence the Demiurge fashioned bodies for the
 9    VI, 29|       says, is the power of the Demiurge, for he was foolish and
10    VI, 30|       law spoke by means of the Demiurge,--a silly god, he says, (
11    VI, 30|         had been uttered by the Demiurge only. When, therefore, the
12    VI, 30|         of God--that is, of the Demiurge, which up to this had been
13    VI, 30|       thee"--the Highest is the Demiurge,--"wherefore that which
14    VI, 30|       is, (from) Sophia and the Demiurge. Jesus, however, the new
15    VI, 30|     Demiurge--in order that the Demiurge may complete the conformation
16    VI, 31|        been rectified). For the Demiurge had been taught by Sophia
17    VI, 32|  suspended from the soul of the Demiurge. And soul shines out from
18    VI, 32|      out from air; that is, the Demiurge emerges from the spirit, (
19    VI, 49|           XLIX. THE WORK OF THE DEMIURGE PERISHABLE.~And in addition
20    VI, 49|         they lay down) that the Demiurge of the supernal Ogdoad,
21    VI, 49|     condition of time; and (the Demiurge) not being able to represent
22   VII, 11|         Himself, the Great Wise Demiurge formed. The Son, however,
23   VII, 11|         greater wisdom than the Demiurge Himself.~
24   VII, 14|      height above (through) the Demiurge, as far as the creation,
25   VII, 15|       head of the Hebdomad, the Demiurge of subjacent entities,--
26   VII, 17|         perturbed, and unstable Demiurge, (thus) denominating Discord
27   VII, 17|        the punishment which the Demiurge inflicts, just as some brazier
28   VII, 17|        is the aether whence the Demiurge transfers the souls into
29   VII, 17| punished in the creation by the Demiurge. Some such system of philosophy
30   VII, 18|        hounds barks against the Demiurge, and adduces reasons from
31   VII, 18|         be. You affirm that the Demiurge of the world is evil--why
32   VII, 18|       destroys the works of the Demiurge: then do not you plainly
33   VII, 18|        has been punished by the Demiurge. You dissolve marriages
34   VII, 19|         Now, as he affirms, the Demiurge is evil, and his works.
35   VII, 26|  according to Apelles,) was the Demiurge of generated entities. And (
36  VIII, 3 |   CHRIST UNDOES THE WORK OF THE DEMIURGE; DOCETIC ACCOUNT OF THE
37  VIII, 3 |     fiery light, (that is,) the Demiurge, a certain extensive delusion
38  VIII, 3 |         the guardianship of the Demiurge. And that these things are
39    IX, 5 |      primal world is itself the Demiurge and creator of itself in
40     X, 12|         He is a fiery Deity and Demiurge, who also continually alters