Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 29, 4 |         they also term Sophia and Prunicus. He then, perceiving that
2    I, 30, 3 |        and it they call Sinistra, Prunicus, and Sophia, as well as
3    I, 30, 7 |         own enthymesis, whom that Prunicus [above mentioned] laying
4    I, 30, 7 |        who had created them. When Prunicus perceived that the powers
5    I, 30, 9 | inspiration. This continued until Prunicus, moved with compassion towards
6    I, 30, 9 |       that, by the forethought of Prunicus, Seth was begotten, and
7    I, 30, 11|        announced by the prophets, Prunicus brought it about by means
8    V, 18, 2 |    ignorance; nor by any power of Prunicus, whom certain of them also
9    V, 35, 2 |           from the Pleroma, or of Prunicus, but of the Jerusalem which