Book, Chapter

 1     V, 3 |      ground, and brought forth fruit, some a hundred, some sixty,
 2     V, 3 |        tree not producing good fruit, is cut down and cast into
 3     V, 4 |  having in himself the perfect fruit, as it were, throbbing and
 4    VI, 4 |        all-devouring fire. The fruit, however, of the tree, when
 5    VI, 4 |        fire. For, he says, the fruit has been produced for the
 6    VI, 4 |      sake, but for that of the fruit.~
 7    VI, 11|       he says, has tasted this fruit, is not the only one that
 8    VI, 11|  employing the power of such a fruit, he forms anew and moulds
 9    VI, 11|      that milk-like and divine fruit. In like manner, the third
10    VI, 11|  begotten for fire, but mature fruit, fully formed, as I said,
11    VI, 11| continues alone, not producing fruit fully formed, it is utterly
12    VI, 11|    which does not produce good fruit, is hewn down and cast into
13    VI, 27|       project one Aeons, joint fruit of the Pleroma, that he
14    VI, 27|       styled among them "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma." These (
15    VI, 27|       this way. And the "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma" was projected, (
16    VI, 27|  beyond the Pleroma "the Joint Fruit of the Pleroma" as a spouse
17    VI, 27|   searching after Christ. "The Fruit," then, arriving outside
18    VI, 27|    been formed, and the "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma." If the
19    VI, 29|      creatures, and the "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma," (who is)
20    VI, 29|       her spouse is the "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma." And the
21    VI, 29|    from above, from the "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma" and (from)
22    VI, 31|         the second) the "Joint Fruit of the Pleroma," spouse
23    VI, 49|       account of his being the fruit of the Hysterema, to this
24  VIII, 1 |   which He came in search (for fruit), he says, three times,
25  VIII, 1 |     and next in succession the fruit. Now, in this (fruit) is
26  VIII, 1 |       the fruit. Now, in this (fruit) is preserved treasured
27  VIII, 7 | stricken, bring forth and bear fruit, just like vines. Man, he
28     X, 10|    stem, leaves, branches, and fruit. Or this seed is as a peacock'
29     X, 12|         and the leaves and the fruit; and that these projected
30     X, 15|        cannot bring forth evil fruit," and the rest of the passage.