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 1     I, 16|                    XVI. PLATO; THREEFOLD CLASSIFICATION OF PRINCIPLES;
 2     I, 17| whereas Aristotle introduces a threefold classification of good things,
 3    IV, 7 |   squares, both in twofold and threefold array. Their argumentation,
 4    IV, 8 |      interval of a twofold and threefold dimension, He commanded,
 5    IV, 10|         to suppose twofold and threefold distances from one another
 6     V, 2 |      Assyrians, perceiving the threefold division of the man; for
 7     V, 3 |      the notice of the poets.~"Threefold was our partition; each
 8     V, 3 |       call him Geryon with the threefold body--Geryon, i.e., as if (
 9     V, 7 |      man called Christ, with a threefold nature, and a threefold
10     V, 7 |        threefold nature, and a threefold body, and a threefold power, (
11     V, 7 |        a threefold body, and a threefold power, (and) having in himself
12     V, 15|    that is, each member of the threefold division has obtained (a
13    VI, 7 |       VII. SIMON'S SYSTEM OF A THREEFOLD EMANATION BY PAIRS.~For,
14    VI, 8 |    FURTHER PROGRESSION OF THIS THREEFOLD EMANATION; CO-EXISTENCE
15   VII, 3 |       Aristotle, then, makes a threefold division of substance. For
16   VII, 6 |      have stated, substance is threefold, viz., genus, species, (
17   VII, 10|        Seed itself, a Sonship, threefold, in every respect of the
18   VII, 10|     Sonship (thus) involving a threefold division, one part was refined, (
19  VIII, 2 |     AEon, who had made himself threefold. This third AEon, however,
20     X, 6 |        three parts. But of the threefold division, according to them,
21     X, 6 |    Herod, a certain man with a threefold nature, and a threefold
22     X, 6 |        threefold nature, and a threefold body, and a threefold power,
23     X, 6 |        a threefold body, and a threefold power, named Christ, and
24     X, 7 |    power of the things divided threefold being of this description,
25     X, 10|     says, in the seed itself a threefold Sonship, in all respects