Book, Chapter

 1    VI, 13|   And this is a power, viz., Sige, (who is) invisible (and)
 2    VI, 24|     that he may be a father, Sige as a spouse. But as to Sige,
 3    VI, 24|  Sige as a spouse. But as to Sige, whether at any time she
 4    VI, 26|   whereas others desire that Sige should exist along with
 5    VI, 33|      exist before Bythus and Sige. Concerning, however, Bythus
 6    VI, 33|   but others (maintain) that Sige, who is a female, is present
 7    VI, 44|      faith, are Arrhetus and Sige, Pater and Aletheia. And
 8    VI, 44| Arrhetus has seven elements, Sige five, and Pater five, and
 9    VI, 46|      the unnameable power of Sige, which is recognised through
10    VI, 46|     Pater, and Arrhetus, and Sige, and Aletheia, and Ecclesia,
11     X, 9 |   female. They therefore add Sige as the spouse of this Father,