Book, Chapter

 1    VI, 7 |           as when (the power) was non-existent, it perishes along with
 2   VII, 5 |          derived its reality from non-existent entities. For animality,
 3   VII, 7 |          but this is altogether a non-existent (entity). The world, however,
 4   VII, 9 |          nothing" existed,) God, "non-existent,"--whom Aristotle styles "
 5   VII, 9 |          but these (Basilidians) "non-existent,"-inconceivably, insensibly,
 6   VII, 9 |          from them). In this way,"non-existent" God made the world out
 7   VII, 9 |         has been deposited by the non-existent God, constitutes at the
 8   VII, 10|          that any projection of a non-existent God became anything non-existent (
 9   VII, 10|  non-existent God became anything non-existent (for Basilides altogether
10   VII, 10|     speaks the word, he says, was non-existent; nor was that existent which
11   VII, 10|          as from animal, which is non-existent, we sever ox, horse, (and)
12   VII, 10|       reposing in itself, just as non-existent entities, and which were
13   VII, 10|      designed to be produced by a non-existent Deity." Let us see, therefore,
14   VII, 10|           same Substance with the non-existent God, (and) begotten from
15   VII, 10|     deposition of the Seed by the non-existent one, immediately burst forth
16   VII, 10|          refined Sonship, and the non-existent God, even Him who fabricated
17   VII, 10|           place simultaneously of non-existent Deity and Sonship,--(a place)
18   VII, 11|          all these things had the non-existent Deity previously determined
19   VII, 12|        that calculation which the Non-Existent One formed when He exercised
20   VII, 13|         imitative Sonship and the Non-Existent One. But this would be in
21   VII, 13| Inconceivable, and Blessed, (and) Non-Existent God. Nay, (far from it;)
22   VII, 14|    Ineffable and Unnameable (and) Non-existent One, and of the Sonship,
23   VII, 14|        thereby) learns who is the Non-Existent One, what the Sonship (is),
24   VII, 15|          and the Sonship, and the Non-Existent God, the cause of all these,
25     X, 10|           affirms that there is a non-existent God, who, being non-existent,
26     X, 10|      non-existent God, who, being non-existent, has made the non-existent
27     X, 10|        non-existent, has made the non-existent world, that has been formed
28     X, 10|        were those that as yet are non-existent, and which it has been predetermined
29     X, 10|     brought into existence by the non-existent Deity. There was, then,
30     X, 10|           was accomplished by the non-existent God, immediately burst forth,
31     X, 10|         and proceeded towards the non-existent Deity. For every nature
32     X, 10|          predetermination of that non-existent God, and that there exist