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 1     I, 23|     Air and Day were born;~But primal Earth, equal to self in
 2     V, 2 | blessed man from above, or the primal man or Adam, as it seems
 3     V, 2 |      has fallen from Adam, the primal man above. And he has been "
 4     V, 3 |        that (same) Adam as the primal man. And habitually there
 5     V, 3 |      images are figures of the primal man, and of that spiritual
 6     V, 5 |      world's producing law was Primal Mind,~And next was First-born'
 7     V, 14|        impurity of womb by the primal offspring of water, (namely,)
 8    VI, 12|                    XII. FIRE A PRIMAL PRINCIPLE, ACCORDING TO
 9    VI, 13|       and, however, He was not primal though pre-existent; but
10   VII, 21|      world was not made by the primal Deity, but by some virtue
11  VIII, 1 |      maintain) that God is the primal (Being), as it were a seed
12  VIII, 1 |        are principles from the primal originating cause of the
13  VIII, 1 |        position nearest to the primal Deity--who is, as it were,
14  VIII, 1 |      position is second to the primal Deity, has, inasmuch as
15    IX, 5 |   philosopher asserts that the primal world is itself the Demiurge
16     X, 8 |        Unbegotten One took six primal roots of the principle of
17     X, 9 |        is thus generated to be primal Deity, but speaks in detractive
18     X, 12|     this description: that the primal Deity is as a seed of the
19     X, 13| principle of the universe is a primal man and son of man; and
20     X, 13|       were produced not by the primal man, but by the Son of that
21     X, 13|         but by the Son of that primal man, yet not by the entire