Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|       And some affirm that he states the soul to be uncreated
 2     V, 4 |      temples (Naous). And (he states) that to him alone--that
 3     V, 15|       our system); or when he states that three were born in
 4     V, 21| Euphrates, as, he says, Moses states. These twelve angels, being
 5    VI, 18|    duad, again, as Pythagoras states, (are generated) the triad
 6    VI, 21|  lovers of pleasure, as Plato states, if, when they are in the
 7   VII, 19|    may be a Mediator, as Paul states, and as Himself acknowledges: "
 8     X, 6 |     punished. And the Peratic states that there are two parts
 9     X, 11|     and the names of these he states to be those already given.
10     X, 13|       man; and that, as Moses states, the things that have been
11     X, 16|    God. And the third God, he states to be the fiery one that
12     X, 19|       whereas that Christ, he states, in a manner similar to