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 1     I, prooe|         from concealing their own ineffable mysteries, have by many
 2     V, 2    |           together the secret and ineffable mysteries of all the Gentiles,
 3     V, 2    |          water, and anointed with ineffable ointment (than his introduction)
 4     V, 2    |           This, with them, is the ineffable and mystical Logos. They
 5     V, 2    |       creature transformed by the ineffable and unportrayable, and inconceivable
 6     V, 3    |         says he, is the life, the ineffable generation of perfect men,
 7     V, 3    |    declaring, (albeit) mutely, an ineffable mystery. For dumb, says
 8     V, 3    |            he says, the great and ineffable mystery of the Samothracians,
 9     V, 3    |           these are, he says, the ineffable mysteries of the Spirit,
10     V, 3    |        and receive this great and ineffable mystery. And again, it is
11     V, 4    |      invisible, and nameless, and ineffable child. respecting whom we
12     V, 12   |           the Father after a mode ineffable, and unspeakable, and unchangeable; (
13     V, 12   |          this (cerebellum), by an ineffable and inscrutable process,
14     V, 12   |        this, the cerebellum in an ineffable manner imparts the ideas,
15     V, 19   |           we shall illustrate the ineffable Mysteries (of Justinus)
16     V, 23   |          condemned the secret and ineffable (mysteries) practised amongst
17    VI, 33   |      principle was inconceivable, ineffable, and unnameable;" and he
18    VI, 35   |        that the inconceivable and ineffable Grace which existed prior
19    VI, 39   |      speech of everything that is ineffable, and a mouth of taciturn
20    VI, 41   |          these are mute--that is, ineffable and unutterable. And (again,
21    VI, 41   |      fourfold by the Quaternion's ineffable word, produce the same number (
22    VI, 44   |         six letters, but that His ineffable name, according to the number
23    VI, 44   |            And (he says) that the ineffable (name) in Christ consists
24    VI, 44   |        and San of three. Thus the ineffable name in Christ consists,
25    VI, 45   |          Now Jesus possesses this ineffable generation. For from the
26   VII, 8    |            that is not absolutely ineffable which is named (so),--although
27   VII, 8    |          undoubtedly we call this ineffable,--but that which is "non-ineffable."
28   VII, 8    | non-ineffable" is not denominated ineffable, but is, he says, above
29   VII, 8    |      names, to conceive, after an ineffable manner, the peculiarities (
30   VII, 10   |          Sonship,--(a place) more ineffable than ineffable (entities),
31   VII, 10   |        place) more ineffable than ineffable (entities), and higher up
32   VII, 11   |          For, says he, he is more ineffable than ineffable entities,
33   VII, 11   |         he is more ineffable than ineffable entities, and more potent
34   VII, 12   |     controls the God that is more ineffable than ineffable (entities).
35   VII, 12   |       that is more ineffable than ineffable (entities). All things,
36   VII, 14   |        deposited treasure of that Ineffable and Unnameable (and) Non-existent
37    IX, 10   |      mysteries of Elchasai, those ineffable and potent secrets which
38    IX, 12   |      reason that these mighty and ineffable mysteries should be trampled