Book, Chapter

 1     V, 1 |   there are three kinds of all existent things--angelic, psychical,
 2     V, 2 |        which is a cause of all existent things, that it is none
 3     V, 3 |     Pleroma, through which all existent things that are produced
 4     V, 11|   Cronus--none of those things existent by generation can escape.
 5     V, 11| destruction, which impose upon existent things the necessity of
 6     V, 11|         not anything at all of existent things, is without his guidance.
 7     V, 14|        as if it were a salt of existent things, and a light of darkness.
 8    VI, 7 |      itself an art, a light of existent things is produced; but
 9    VI, 24|       of the generation of all existent things. And the aforesaid
10    VI, 24|    projecting all the roots of existent things.~
11   VII, 3 |       heap, all the species of existent things derive their distinctions.
12   VII, 8 | nothing constitute anything of existent things; but, to express
13   VII, 10|     non-existent; nor was that existent which was being produced.
14   VII, 14|    afterwards the Formlessness existent in our quarter of creation
15     X, 24|       were made, except out of existent things.~