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 1     I, 16| subsistence of itself, but that it derives existence from contrariety
 2     V, 8 |            down), that (one) world derives from (the other) world a
 3     V, 12|            the Father. But the Son derives shape from the Father after
 4    VI, 16|            the Timaeus, altogether derives his impressions from Pythagoras,
 5    VI, 17|         opinions) which Valentinus derives from Pythagoras and Plato,
 6   VII, 6 |    Substance consists of these, it derives existence from nonentities,
 7   VII, 7 |          which the cosmical system derives consistence. And this is
 8   VII, 10|         cometh into the world." He derives his originating principles
 9   VII, 17|        XVII. MARCION; HIS DUALISM; DERIVES HIS SYSTEM FROM EMPEDOCLES;
10   VII, 17|       which the world consists and derives its being, are six: two
11  VIII, 5 |      simple, and pure monad, which derives its composition from nothing
12     X, 3 |       earth."~Euripides, however, (derives the universe) from earth
13     X, 3 |            I sing."~But Empedocles derives the universe from four principles,
14     X, 3 |       philosophers. But Anaxagoras derives the universe from things