Book, Chapter

 1    VI, 24| beautiful and perfect (of those germs of existence) which He possessed
 2   VII, 3 |        up of many and different germs. And from this genus, just
 3   VII, 9 |         a conglomeration of the germs of the world. But in order
 4   VII, 10|        entire conglomeration of germs. And Aristotle affirms this
 5   VII, 10|      vast conglomeration of all germs conferring benefits and
 6   VII, 11|       the conglomeration of all germs, the Great Archon (and)
 7   VII, 11|          conglomeration of) all germs. For he was not aware that
 8   VII, 11|          conglomeration of) all germs. Beholding, therefore, the
 9   VII, 12|      the conglomeration of) all germs another Archon ascended,
10   VII, 12|      the conglomeration of) all germs, a son who is more prudent
11   VII, 13|          conglomeration of) all germs the third Sonship, which
12   VII, 13|      the conglomeration (of all germs), the powers pass upwards
13   VII, 15|     vast conglomeration (of all germs). This is, according to
14   VII, 15|       the conglomeration of all germs, and the distinction of
15     X, 6 |     this world in which we are, germs of all sorts of powers.
16     X, 10|       the conglomeration of all germs, and this displays and receives
17     X, 10|       the conglomeration of all germs of the cosmical seed burnt
18     X, 10|      conglomeration of) all the germs, who was greater than all