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 1     V, 14|           XIV. THE SYSTEM OF THE SETHIANS; THEIR TRIAD OF INFINITE
 2     V, 15|                          XV. THE SETHIANS SUPPORT THEIR DOCTRINES
 3     V, 15| according to the doctrine of the Sethians, and "phicola" the darkish
 4     V, 15|       reasonably assert that the Sethians celebrate rites among themselves,
 5     V, 15|       tenet. I say, the all-wise Sethians appear to derive (their
 6     V, 15|      this is the doctrine of the Sethians, which affirms (water) to
 7     V, 16|          these, are made (by the Sethians) in their interminable commentaries.
 8     V, 16|  Andronicus the Peripatetic. The Sethians, then, affirm that the theory
 9     V, 16|          of the well is, say the Sethians, more sufficient for the
10     V, 17|        SETH."~The opinion of the Sethians appears to us to have been
11     V, 17|      opinions entertained by the Sethians, let us see also what are
12     X, 7 |                         VII. THE SETHIANS.~But to the Sethians it
13     X, 7 |         THE SETHIANS.~But to the Sethians it seems that there exist
14     X, 7 |  essences of the principles, the Sethians say, are light and darkness.
15     X, 7 |   infinite kinds of animals. The Sethians assert that, therefore,
16     X, 7 |       similar to a womb. And the Sethians say that from the water
17     X, 7 |         the wretched and baneful Sethians are disposed to think that
18     X, 7 |  assertions which likewise these Sethians advance.~