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 1     V, 3 |       perfect men, which was not known by preceding generations.
 2     V, 3 |     entrance and gate) were made known unto him as he journeyed
 3     V, 13|     PERATIC HERESY NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.~But since I consider that
 4     V, 21|          me (Elohim); for had he known me, that I am with the Good
 5    VI, 19|          of intelligibles can be known to us from sense. For he
 6    VI, 19|   whatsoever of the other senses known that (which is cognised
 7    VI, 30|       mystery which was not made known to former generations."
 8    VI, 46| destroyed death, whereas He made known (as) the Father Christ (
 9   VII, 13|          which has not been made known to former generations; but
10   VII, 14|        after) the mystery became known to the celestial (powers),
11   VII, 14|      this (mystery) was not made known to previous generations,
12   VII, 14|           By revelation was made known unto me the mystery;" and, "
13   VII, 25|      that this (Father) had been known, whereas that the Father
14  VIII, 3 |          we are--have themselves known not in part, but entirely,
15    IX, 4 |       and admires before what is known, that which is unknown and
16    IX, 6 | established by him may be easily known, and may perchance be regarded
17    IX, 15|          they had not previously known they receive as if they
18     X, 4 |          tenets of all made well known by this (plan of treatment),
19     X, 16|          falsehoods, and had not known God. And Apelles, similarly
20     X, 27|       tribes as in the world are known and unknown, appear to belong