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 1     I, prooe|           to bring to light their secret doctrines, in order that,
 2     I, prooe|       intention of exposing those secret mysteries of theirs, which,
 3     I, prooe|       rites of these men, and the secret orgies which, retaining
 4     I, 21   |       knowledge through which the secret mysteries of nature are
 5    IV, 15   |          over-auxious, persons of secret resolves fitted for every
 6    IV, 28   |           INCANTATIONS OF DEMONS; SECRET MAGICAL RITES.~... And (
 7    IV, 28   |   supposed (the sorcerer) does in secret. But what these are, the
 8    IV, 30   |    contains frankincense, but the secret one (the aforesaid) drug.
 9    IV, 34   |       explained the powers of the secret arts practised among these (
10    IV, 42   |           a detail of some of the secret (mysteries) of the sorcerers,
11     V, 2    |           collecting together the secret and ineffable mysteries
12     V, 2    |      begot Cabirus, fair child of secret orgies; or Pallerie (brought
13     V, 2    |        spoken they say the entire secret of theirs, and a hidden
14     V, 2    |         And this is the great and secret and unknown mystery of the
15     V, 3    |        what are by all called the secret mysteries, "which (also
16     V, 3    |      marvellous, and most perfect secret suitable for one initiated
17     V, 3    |            enacting the great and secret mysteries, vociferates and
18     V, 7    |         for bringing to light the secret mysteries of such (heretics).
19     V, 12   |          adroitly introduce their secret mysteries, which are delivered
20     V, 17   | Paraphrase of Seth; for all their secret tenets he will find deposited
21     V, 23   |      should only be condemned the secret and ineffable (mysteries)
22    VI, 1    |            their tenets), and the secret orgies of these (heretics)
23    VI, 4    |        will be sealed, (and) kept secret, (and) hid, (and) will repose
24    VI, 4    |  denominates one part a something secret, and another a something
25    VI, 4    |  something manifest, and that the secret are hidden in the manifest
26    VI, 4    |       derive their being from its secret (portions). This, however,
27    VI, 4    |          overlook. But the entire secret (portion of the fire) which
28    VI, 4    |          Simon) employs the terms secret and manifest; it may, (I
29    VI, 36   |     tested, and are able to keep (secret the mysteries) committed
30    VI, 37   |        they have so received (the secret word just alluded to), but
31    VI, 37   | Redemption. But not even has this secret of theirs escaped (our scrutiny).
32   VII, 8    |     Matthias communicated to them secret discourses, which, I being
33   VII, 8    |        novel (doctrine), and some secret disclosure from the discourses
34    IX, 5    |          no doubt; yet He made no secret to those who could comprehend
35     X, 1    |        borrowed its doctrines, as secret mysteries, from the tenets
36     X, 8    |      nature) he calls a something secret, and another (a something)
37     X, 8    |           And he asserts that the secret is concealed in the manifest
38     X, 8    |       have been produced from the secret. And he says that all the