Book, Chapter

 1     I, 6 |             the rest arise from the offspring of this. But that there
 2     I, 16|          and when he enumerates the offspring of the children of heaven
 3    IV, 48|        smaller Dragon, which is the offspring of him who is guarded by
 4    IV, 48|       against by the Dragon and his offspring simultaneously. These (constellations), "
 5    IV, 49|           Perseus the Logos, winged offspring of Jove, and Cetos the plotting
 6     V, 14|        however, being his peculiar (offspring) substantially. For he was
 7     V, 14|      impurity of womb by the primal offspring of water, (namely,) serpent,
 8    VI, 4 |         Simon. But (Jesus) was man, offspring of the seed of a woman,
 9    VI, 24|          they beheld that their own offspring had been born productive,
10    VI, 25|        copulation, has produced (an offspring). She wished to emulate
11    VI, 25|             Father, and to produce (offspring) of herself without a marital
12    VI, 26| shapelessness in consequence of the offspring of Sophia, confusion arose
13    VI, 27|            Aeons so great, and (as) offspring of the entire Pleroma, caused
14  VIII, 2 |        single virgin, Mary, a joint offspring, who is a Mediator, (that
15  VIII, 6 |         forms an idea of Him as the offspring of a woman. And certain
16  VIII, 6 |        deceived in reference to the offspring of the woman. Therefore
17  VIII, 7 |             deceived concerning the offspring of the woman. If, however,
18    IX, 13|            others, and thus have an offspring begotten for them. And they
19     X, 7 |         allege, is not the peculiar offspring of Himself. And these heretics