Book, Chapter

 1     I, 5 |       and that this principle is eternal and undecaying, and comprising
 2     I, 5 |        asserted that there is an eternal motion, by the agency of
 3     I, 9 |         universe to be one, both eternal and unbegotten, and of a
 4     I, 9 |      affirmed the universe to be eternal, and not generated, and
 5     I, 12|        he says that the deity is eternal, and one and altogether
 6     I, 16|     being introduced, it remains eternal. Some maintain that Plato
 7     I, 16|      that others are involved in eternal punishments, as many as
 8     I, 17|         that the world itself is eternal, but that (the soul) in
 9     I, 19|    Acknowledging the Deity to be eternal and incorruptible, he says
10     V, 2 |        are made by Him, even His eternal power and Godhead, for the
11     V, 2 |       That is, he says, into the eternal places separated from all
12     V, 15|       the sense of) these to the Eternal Logos, they explain them
13    VI, 12|         to the similitude (of an eternal nature), a perfect celestial (
14    VI, 20|          these will void the age eternal be."~"Of these;" but what
15    VI, 20|        world incorruptible (and) eternal, as they suppose. For substance
16    VI, 27|       they are (in their nature) eternal, and peculiar to Sophia;
17   VII, 7 |           is incorruptible (and) eternal, according to Aristotle.
18   VII, 17|         I think,~Will be the age eternal void of both of these."~(
19  VIII, 1 |   himself with, as it were, some eternal chain of union.~
20  VIII, 2 |       all those intelligible and eternal (entities) constituted light.
21  VIII, 3 |        perpetually insults those eternal attributes of light which, (
22  VIII, 3 |          the only-begotten (and) eternal Child from above arrayed
23  VIII, 3 |         And for this reason that eternal One existed for thirty years
24  VIII, 3 |     which that only-begotten and eternal One assumed from everlasting
25  VIII, 5 | unbegotten, incorruptible, (and) eternal. And (he says) that the
26  VIII, 7 |         the Lord's Passover, the eternal feast, which is given for
27    IX, 4 |       throughout endless ages an eternal king of all things, he thus
28     X, 30|          boiling flood of hell's eternal lake of fire and the eye