Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1| pre-existent AEon, whom they call Proarche, Propator, and Bythus, and
 2    I, 11, 3|      There is [he says] a certain Proarche who existed before all things,
 3    I, 11, 4|      declares: There is a certain Proarche before all things, surpassing
 4    I, 11, 4|     following: There is a certain Proarche, royal, surpassing all thought,
 5    I, 11, 5|           following names: first, Proarche; then Anennoetos; thirdly,
 6    I, 11, 5|    Aoratos. Then, from the first, Proarche, there was produced, in
 7    I, 12, 4|        the Propator of the whole, Proarche, and Proanennoetos is called
 8   II,  1, 2|          whom they call Proon and Proarche), with their Pleroma, and
 9   II,  8, 3|  according to them, Propator, and Proarche, and Father of all, and
10   II, 30, 9|           such being as Bythus or Proarche; nor are there a series