Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II, 16, 2 |       power which they also style Unnameable, and its dispensation--he
2   II, 16, 2 | dispensation which belongs to the Unnameable. He must then say, either
3   II, 16, 2 |         this being, from whom his unnameable One derived such vast numbers
4   II, 17, 10|          a name to Him who is the unnameable Father. But if ignorance
5   II, 28, 6 |         style Him unspeakable and unnameable, they nevertheless set forth
6   II, 30, 9 |          a virginal light, nor an unnameable Aeon, nor, in fact, any
7  III,  5, 1 |      capable of comprehending the unnameable Father, they did declare
8  III, 16, 1 |          when He had declared the unnameable Father He entered into the