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 1     I, 4 |     Deity is a fire endued with intelligence, and that all things are
 2     I, 16|    likewise calls ideas, is the intelligence of the Deity, to which,
 3    IV, 43|   obvious to persons possessing intelligence; (I mean) that, beholding
 4    IV, 51|       denominations thus: Mind, Intelligence, Name, Voice, Ratiocination,
 5     V, 14|        you discern by an act of intelligence, or also omit (to discern)
 6     V, 14|       however, is not devoid of intelligence, but altogether reflective,
 7    VI, 7 |       perception and a share of intelligence. The world, therefore, that
 8    VI, 7 |      roots he terms "Mind" and "Intelligence," "Voice" and "Name," "Ratiocination"
 9    VI, 8 |        the first pair, Mind and Intelligence, he calls Heaven and Earth.
10    VI, 8 |         generated from Mind and Intelligence, that is, from Heaven and
11    VI, 9 |       enigmatically of Mind and Intelligence, that is, Heaven and Earth,
12    VI, 12|      being), in no (quality of) intelligence formed inferior to the unbegotten
13    VI, 13|        and constitutes) a great Intelligence, and is a female which produces
14    VI, 13|        exists in isolation. For Intelligence, (that subsists) in unity,
15    VI, 13|        himself his own peculiar intelligence, so also the intelligence,
16    VI, 13|       intelligence, so also the intelligence, when it was manifested,
17    VI, 13|     hermaphrodite power, and an intelligence. And hence it is that they
18    VI, 13|       in no wise different from intelligence, inasmuch as they are one.
19    VI, 13|    power; and from those below, intelligence. So it is, therefore, that
20    VI, 13|         is Mind (subsisting) in Intelligence; and these are separable
21    VI, 14|       relates to himself and to Intelligence, and (thus) furnishes a
22    VI, 14|       at that time resided this Intelligence; and thus, when all the
23    VI, 14|        through his own peculiar intelligence. For inasmuch as the angels,
24    VI, 15|        Simon, viz., "Mind" and "Intelligence," "Voice" and "Name," "Ratiocination"
25    VI, 43|     things inimitable, unto the intelligence of the Mother. And the first
26    IX, 4 |         of vision, hearing, and intelligence, these I pre-eminently honour,"
27    IX, 5 |         of vision, hearing, and intelligence," that is, of the (corporeal)
28    IX, 5 |        this fire is endued with intelligence, and a cause of the management
29    IX, 6 |     silly, by those endued with intelligence. This Callistus became a "
30    IX, 7 |         conveyed to Carpophorus intelligence of what had taken place.
31     X, 7 | darkness being then endued with intelligence, and knowing that when the
32     X, 8 |         he denominates Mind and Intelligence, Voice and Name, Ratiocination