Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |          object of affection, the blessed nature, he says, of the
 2     V, 2 |          Naasseni), the first and blessed substance, figureless, the
 3     V, 2 |           and a hidden mystery of blessed pleasure, are comprised.
 4     V, 2 |          long."~That is, from the blessed man from above, or the primal
 5     V, 2 | incomprehensible (potency) of the blessed nature of the Logos, invested
 6     V, 3 |          says (the Naassene), one blessed nature of the Blessed Man,
 7     V, 3 |         one blessed nature of the Blessed Man, of him who is above, (
 8     V, 3 |        animal, not corporeal, but blessed for evermore. Concerning
 9     V, 4 |           true gate, which is the blessed Jesus. And of all men, we
10     V, 11|        being himself present--was blessed; who did not receive, he
11     V, 11|         eyes of any, he says, are blessed, this one, looking upward
12     V, 15|         solemn power, to bind the blessed gods."~That is, according
13     V, 18|           or oral teaching of the blessed evangelists, according as
14    VI, 12|        there exists that which is blessed and incorruptible in a latent
15    VI, 12|           stand above, beside the blessed indefinite power, if He
16    VI, 27|      envious of that glorious and blessed spectacle. While involved
17    VI, 37|          HIS SYSTEM.~For also the blessed presbyter Irenaeus, having
18    VI, 50|       less requisite,) as now the blessed presbyter Irenaeus has powerfully
19   VII, 10|           this (spirit) near that Blessed Place, which cannot be conceived
20   VII, 13|           from above; nor did the blessed Sonship retire from that
21   VII, 13|           that Inconceivable, and Blessed, (and) Non-Existent God.
22   VII, 13|       seizes conceptions from the Blessed Sonship, whose place of
23   VII, 15|           it ascended towards the blessed Sonship, and passed through
24  VIII, 13|          This voice, then, of the blessed Paul, is sufficient for
25    IX, 7 |     invited into her presence the blessed Victor, who was at that
26    IX, 22|           called it "Isles of the Blessed." And there are other tenets