Book, Chapter

 1     I, 6 |         well as gods and divine (entities), and that the rest arise
 2     V, 4 |       Angels, delegated Spirits, Entities, Nonentities, Generables,
 3    VI, 18|        corporeal and incorporeal entities is the point which is indivisible.
 4    VI, 19|  substance of those intelligible entities which are capable of being
 5   VII, 3 |     production of) all generated entities. In order, however, that
 6   VII, 5 |        reality from non-existent entities. For animality, from whence
 7   VII, 10|     itself, just as non-existent entities, and which were designed
 8   VII, 10|        ineffable than ineffable (entities), and higher up than all
 9   VII, 10|         back. For, he says, all (entities) hasten upwards from below,
10   VII, 11|         ineffable than ineffable entities, and more potent than potent
11   VII, 11|          than all the subjacent (entities) whatsoever there were among
12   VII, 11| pre-eminent for beauty above any entities yon could mention with the
13   VII, 11|         generated from adjacent (entities), a Son far superior to
14   VII, 12|        ineffable than ineffable (entities). All things, therefore,
15   VII, 12|      course, than all subjacent (entities) with the exception, however,
16   VII, 12|     fabricator of all subjacent (entities). And He has likewise made
17   VII, 13|          world and super-mundane entities were finished, and (when)
18   VII, 15|      know nothing of superjacent entities. For enormous ignorance
19   VII, 15|  elucidated, is of super-mundane entities the knowledge which the
20   VII, 15|        the Demiurge of subjacent entities,--and into this order of
21   VII, 17|        which (proceed) generated entities; fire and spirit, (which
22   VII, 17|      production of all generated entities; whereas friendship (is
23   VII, 17|         and earth, and air, are (entities) that perish and revive.
24   VII, 17|  associates with unity separated entities, Discord, again, forcibly
25   VII, 17|  Friendship from the majority of entities into the process of unification (
26   VII, 26|        the Demiurge of generated entities. And (this heretic also
27  VIII, 2 |        intelligible and eternal (entities) constituted light. Light,
28     X, 2 |         quantities, some derived entities from things similar to those
29     X, 2 |         among these some derived entities from things incapable of,
30     X, 3 |       among those who derive all entities from more things than one,
31     X, 3 |          both dissimilar (to the entities produced), and devoid of
32     X, 3 |        things dissimilar (to the entities produced), and capable of
33     X, 3 |          Plato affirm that these entities are from three principles--
34     X, 10|       called) supra-mundane; for entities are distributed by him into
35     X, 11|          Father of all generated entities, and is devoid of foreknowledge,
36     X, 13|    so-called nonentities and all entities. These, then, are the opinions