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 1   II,  7, 3|         some, on the other hand, naturally good,--to point out such
 2   II,  7, 3|       some of them were produced naturally good, while some were naturally
 3   II,  7, 3|  naturally good, while some were naturally evil, so that the~supposition
 4   II, 17, 5|       the Father, must either be naturally impossible and immutable,
 5   II, 30, 8|        animals have been and are naturally produced by God--through
 6  III, 16, 1|        outward appearance, being naturally impassible. The Valentinians,
 7  III, 20, 1|        belongs to him is his own naturally, and by thus not holding
 8  III, 20, 1|  superciliousness, as if he were naturally like to God. For he (Satan)
 9   IV,  1, 1|       but that the I Demiurge is naturally neither God nor Father,
10   IV, 33, 4|         of] generation, which is naturally possessed by man in this
11    V,  7   |       NOT BE REFERRED TO SPIRITS NATURALLY IMMORTAL, BUT TO BODIES
12    V, 10, 1| carefully tended and grafted, it naturally reverts to its former fruit-bearing