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 1    VI, 50|           what statement likewise Basilides advances.~
 2   VII, 2 |                 II. THE SYSTEM OF BASILIDES DERIVED FROM ARISTOTLE.~
 3   VII, 2 |     respecting the (doctrines) of Basilides, which are the tenets of
 4   VII, 2 |         the doctrines advanced by Basilides are (in reality) the clever
 5   VII, 7 |         HIS THEOLOGY; HIS ETHICS; BASILIDES FOLLOWS ARISTOTLE.~But concerning
 6   VII, 7 |       worthless. When, therefore, Basilides has been discovered, not
 7   VII, 8 |                             VIII. BASILIDES AND ISIDORUS ALLEGE APOSTOLIC
 8   VII, 8 |          REALLY FOLLOW ARISTOTLE.~Basilides, therefore, and Isidorus,
 9   VII, 8 |          true son and disciple of Basilides, say that Matthias communicated
10   VII, 8 |         us, then, see how clearly Basilides, simultaneously with Isidorus,
11   VII, 8 |        Himself. (Time) was, says (Basilides), when there was nothing.
12   VII, 8 |           many generations before Basilides, first lays down a system
13   VII, 9 |                               IX. BASILIDES ADOPTS THE ARISTOTELIAN
14   VII, 10|           X. ORIGIN OF THE WORLD; BASILIDES' ACCOUNT OF THE "SONSHIP."~
15   VII, 10|        anything non-existent (for Basilides altogether sirens and dreads
16   VII, 10|       question,) certainly, says (Basilides), God spoke the word, and
17   VII, 10|       heretics) assert, (to quote Basilides' own words:) "Whatsoever
18   VII, 10|       soul in (his) Phoedrus. And Basilides styles such, not a wing,
19   VII, 10|       sustained as it were, says (Basilides), upon eagles' wings, and
20   VII, 11|         XI. THE "GREAT ARCHON" OF BASILIDES.~When, therefore, a first
21   VII, 11|        things were distributed by Basilides into two continuous and
22   VII, 12|                              XII. BASILIDES ADOPTS THE "ENTELECHEIA"
23   VII, 12| concerning the soul and the body, Basilides elucidates as applied to
24   VII, 12|           generated, according to Basilides, a son; and the soul as
25   VII, 12|          so the Son, according to Basilides, controls the God that is
26   VII, 14|           OF HEAVENS ACCORDING TO BASILIDES; EXPLANATION OF CHRIST'S
27   VII, 14|           Gospel then came, says (Basilides), first from the Sonship
28   VII, 14|           concerning which, says (Basilides), Scripture uses the following
29   VII, 15|       DEALINGS WITH THE CREATURE; BASILIDES' NOTION OF THE INNER MAN,
30   VII, 15|        And that each thing, says (Basilides), has its own particular
31   VII, 15|         of the doctrines of this (Basilides), I shall likewise explain
32   VII, 15|     together. For in this manner (Basilides) says that the entire Sonship,
33   VII, 15|        the legends which likewise Basilides details after his sojourn
34   VII, 16|        about the same period with Basilides, but spent his time in Antioch, (
35     X, 10|                                X. BASILIDES.~But Basilides also himself
36     X, 10|                 X. BASILIDES.~But Basilides also himself affirms that
37     X, 10|           receives kindness. And (Basilides asserts) that there is something
38     X, 10|            are the opinions which Basilides, who detailed them as prodigies,