Book, Chapter

 1     V, 1 |      Naassene) says, retired and descended into one man simultaneously--
 2     V, 3 |  enormous illumination (that has descended) from the unportrayable
 3     V, 7 |   Peratic) then says that Christ descended from above from unorigination,
 4     V, 21|          the Good One, no longer descended to Edem, Edem commanded
 5    VI, 34|    imagined that a certain Grace descended and communicated to the
 6    VI, 38|       with its own pronunciation descended below, he says, is (composed)
 7    VI, 42|      asserts) that He (likewise) descended and was detained by the
 8    VI, 46|         water, (he says) that He descended like a dove upon him who
 9    VI, 46|        And that this power which descended upon Him, he says, is the
10   VII, 10|     ointment upon the head which descended to the beard of Aaron."
11   VII, 13|          reality, though nothing descended from above; nor did the
12   VII, 14|         the Son of the Hebdomad, descended from the Hebdomad upon Jesus
13   VII, 19|       birth, (the Logos) Himself descended from above in the fifteenth
14   VII, 23|          who came from above and descended (upon him) in form of a
15   VII, 23|         him of that Spirit which descended, (and) which proclaims him
16   VII, 24|           already given), Christ descended upon him. There are, however,
17   VII, 26|    affirms, however, that Christ descended from the power above; that
18     X, 10|       power of the Gospel, which descended and illuminated the Son
19     X, 19|       but that afterwards Christ descended upon Jesus at His baptism
20     X, 26|         a race of kings would be descended from him. Abraham removes
21     X, 26| sojourned, and the entire family descended from him by Isaac, in the