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 1     I, 2 |         These persons, then, were styled Esoteric Pythagoreans, whereas
 2     I, 17|      Stoa--(i.e., a porch), being styled Stoics; whereas Aristotle'
 3     I, 19|        spaces, (as they) are thus styled by him; for outside the
 4    IV, 15|    acquiring celebrity, should be styled prophets. And they, measuring
 5    IV, 15| philosophy, and desirous of being styled "Heresiarch," will not be
 6    IV, 43|      spirit and fire; and this is styled the hemisphere of the monad, (
 7    IV, 50|        secured by which the bird (styled) the owl (is captured).
 8    IV, 51|       distributes it into what is styled the spinal marrow. But from
 9     V, 1 |  Subsequently, however, they have styled themselves Gnostics, alleging
10     V, 2 |          Endymion; and when it is styled Adonis, Venus, he says,
11     V, 2 |         and desires the soul when styled by such a name. But Venus
12     V, 3 |            And this same (one) is styled also by the Phrygians "unfruitful."
13     V, 4 |         Naas, (from thence) being styled Naasseni. But Naas is the
14     V, 5 |      secrets of the saintly path,~Styled "Gnosis," I'll impart.~
15     V, 21|   Justinus says. But this girl is styled Edem and Israel. And these
16     V, 21|      Allegorically the angels are styled trees of this garden, and
17     V, 21|     exists. On this account he is styled Priapus, because he previously
18    VI, 9 |          after-birth, to what are styled the gates of the liver; (
19    VI, 9 |       tightly round by a covering styled the caul, and is nourished
20    VI, 14|        that Jesus tolerated being styled by whichever name (of the
21    VI, 24|        And the aforesaid Monad is styled by them Father. There is,
22    VI, 26|     projected. Now this (Aeon) is styled Horos, because he separates
23    VI, 27|         the Father. This (one) is styled among them "Joint Fruit
24    VI, 31|           she herself is likewise styled Holy Spirit, but one inferior
25   VII, 7 |           a certain disquisition, styled A Lecture on Physical (Phenomena),
26   VII, 7 |   philosophy. His work, however, (styled) Concerning the Soul, is
27   VII, 12|         Rhetus. And this Topos is styled Hebdomad, and this (Archon)
28   VII, 24|    heretic), who himself also was styled Theodotus, and who was by
29   VII, 25|  attempted to write, and which he styled Antitheses. And he was in
30  VIII, 1 |        appearance. Now these have styled themselves Docetae, and
31  VIII, 3 |        souls. For the species are styled souls, because they are
32  VIII, 4 |     incomprehensible Matter, have styled themselves Docetae. Now,
33    IX, 5 |           born, He yet was justly styled Father; and when it pleased
34    IX, 5 |           Himself; and that He is styled by name Father and Son,
35    IX, 7 |       that Father and Son must be styled one God, and that this Person
36    IX, 23|       inasmuch as, though all are styled Jews, yet, on account of
37     X, 27|         are up to the present day styled by the appellation of their
38     X, 29|          God; and these have been styled prophets, on account of