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 1    I, 10, 3|        a Pleroma at one time supposed to contain thirty, and at
 2    I, 11, 1|     of the universe. He also supposed two beings of the name of
 3   II,  4   |     IV. THE ABSURDITY OF THE SUPPOSED VACUUM AND DEFECT OF THE
 4   II, 13, 7| ground, then, their work of [supposed] degeneracy is brought to
 5   II, 17   |      THE AEONS: WHATEVER ITS SUPPOSED NATURE, IT IS IN EVERY RESPECT
 6   II, 17, 8|   any more than rays [may be supposed to be] of the sun. It is
 7   II, 31, 1|      and the Aeons, and the [supposed state of] degeneracy, and
 8  III, 18, 4|     as the generality of men supposed [that the Christ should
 9   IV, 17, 1|       Then, lest it might be supposed that He refused these things
10   IV, 25, 2|    first; and as the midwife supposed that he was the first-born,
11   IV, 31, 1|    no other person, [as they supposed], who could impart to them
12   IV, 31, 2|   held excusable, since they supposed that they only, along with