Book, Chapter

 1    VI, 15|            titles: for "Nous," and "Aletheia," and "Logos," and "Zoe,"
 2    VI, 24|     projected and produced Nous and Aletheia, that is, a duad which became
 3    VI, 24|        within the Pleroma. Nous and Aletheia being projected from the
 4    VI, 24|          and Ecclesia. But Nous and Aletheia, when they beheld that their
 5    VI, 24|              For, he says, Nous and Aletheia could not offer unto the
 6    VI, 24|          conjugal union of Nous and Aletheia, found means of projecting
 7    VI, 25|              then saw that Nous and Aletheia had celebrated the Father
 8    VI, 25|         father and mother, Nous and Aletheia. Since, however, Nous and
 9    VI, 25|            Since, however, Nous and Aletheia were begotten, and did not
10    VI, 25|          twelve Aeons unto Nous and Aletheia. For, according to Valentinus,
11    VI, 25|             these--namely, Nous and Aletheia, Logos and Zoe, Anthropos
12    VI, 25|            proceeding from Nous and Aletheia, and twelve from Logos and
13    VI, 25|         been projected) by Nous and Aletheia, but some by Logos and Zoe.
14    VI, 26|       himself project, but Nous and Aletheia (projected) Christ and the
15    VI, 26|            Holy Spirit, by Nous and Aletheia, immediately this abortion
16    VI, 26|  additionally projected by Nous and Aletheia, formed and made a perfect
17    VI, 26|             projected from Nous and Aletheia, should remain outside the
18    VI, 26|      imparted to her, unto Nous and Aletheia within the Limit, in order
19    VI, 31| additionally from above by Nous and Aletheia, had corrected the passions
20    VI, 31|  additionally projected by Nous and Aletheia, along with the Holy Spirit;
21    VI, 33|         projection of Monogenes and Aletheia by means of a conjugal union.
22    VI, 33|              Nous, and from Ennoia, Aletheia. And on this account the
23    VI, 41|          nine of them--of Pater and Aletheia, from the fact that these
24    VI, 41|              vowels); and Pater and Aletheia, which have nine (mutes).
25    VI, 44|        Arrhetus and Sige, Pater and Aletheia. And of this tetrad the
26    VI, 44|           five, and Pater five, and Aletheia seven. And in like manner
27    VI, 46|             Arrhetus, and Sige, and Aletheia, and Ecclesia, and Zoe.~
28     X, 9 |        projections,--viz., Nous and Aletheia, Logos and Zoe, Anthropos