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1    I, 12, 1|    they also name Diatheses (affections), viz., Ennoae and Thelesis.
2    I, 12, 1|  Wherefore, again, these two affections, or powers, Ennoea and Thelesis,
3    I, 12, 1|  types and images of the two affections of the Father,--visible
4   II, 13, 3|     place, as describing the affections, and passions, and mental
5   II, 13, 3|    they endow Him with human affections and passions. But if they
6   II, 13, 3|     vast distance from those affections and passions which operate
7   II, 13, 4|   man, while its motions and affections come into manifestation,
8   II, 18, 3|     themselves also were her affections? For affection is necessarily
9   II, 18, 4| apart from the AEon, nor the affections apart from Enthymesis, separately