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 1    I,  2, 3  |          and fear and bewilderment.~4.
 2    I,  3, 3  |     separated the passion from her.~4.
 3    I,  4, 3  |          world had their formation?~4.
 4    I,  5, 3  |           Pleroma, even to the end.~4.
 5    I,  6, 3  |            her [pretended] brother.~4.
 6    I,  7, 3  |             further on in our work.~4.
 7    I,  8, 3  |     inasmuch as He is "the leaven."~4.
 8    I,  9, 3  |            up their own hypothesis.~4.
 9    I, 11, 3  |     remaining company of the AEons.~4.
10    I, 12, 3  |         first Ogdoad was completed.~4.
11    I, 13, 3  |            altogether one with him.~4.
12    I, 14, 3  |           the bounty of the Father.~4.
13    I, 15, 3  |              and Ecclesia, and Zoe.~4.
14    I, 18, 3  |          them, the invisible Decad.~4.
15    I, 21, 3  |          which is above all things.~4.
16    I, 23, 3  |            them who made the world.~4.
17    I, 24, 3  |          the number of the heavens.~4.
18    I, 25, 3  |   recompense suited to their works.~4.
19    I, 27, 3  |            souls remained in Hades.~4.
20    I, 29, 3  |           also style Gnosis itself.~4.
21    I, 30, 3  |             a female from a female.~4.
22    I, 31, 3  |         obtain a victory over them.~4.
23   II,  1, 3  |           depart from the true God.~4.
24   II,  2, 3  |            a creation of this kind.~4.
25   II,  5, 3  |           of the [original] defect.~4.
26   II,  7, 3  |      reckoned part of the creation.~4.
27   II, 10, 3  |            the remainder of matter.~4.
28   II, 12, 3  |             union with her consort.~4.
29   II, 13, 3  |            to speak concerning God.~4.
30   II, 14, 3  |          kind of imaginary fiction.~4.
31   II, 16, 3  |    configuration of things created.~4.
32   II, 17, 3  |           who were produced by Him.~4.
33   II, 18, 3  |             inquired after by them.~4.
34   II, 19, 3  |          destitute of common sense.~4.
35   II, 20, 3  |   corruption, error, and such like.~4.
36   II, 22, 3  |         preached for one year only?~4.
37   II, 24, 3  |           error devised by himself.~4.
38   II, 25, 3  | dispensations of God who made thee.~4.
39   II, 28, 3  |        Himself who made all things.~4.
40   II, 30, 3  |           but by a superior, agent.~4.
41   II, 32, 3  |           similar to that of Jesus.~4.
42   II, 33, 3  |        vision which it has enjoyed.~4.
43   II, 34, 3  |             days for ever and ever.~4.
44   II, 35, 3  |          all the boon of existence.~4.
45  III,  3, 3  |           and handed down in truth.~4.
46  III,  6, 3  |             art the God of Israel."~4.
47  III, 10, 3  |           them error and not truth.~4.
48  III, 11, 3  |         flesh, and dwelt among us."~4.
49  III, 12, 3  |            these had God fulfilled.~4.
50  III, 14, 3  |           in the breaking of bread.~4.
51  III, 16, 3  |            of the Most High Father.~4.
52  III, 17, 3  |     increase [thereof] to the Lord.~4.
53  III, 18, 3  |       unction, which is the Spirit.~4.
54  III, 20, 3  |           of God, we must be saved.~4.
55  III, 21, 3  |           the elders contains them.~4.
56  III, 22, 3  |           should not exist in vain.~4.
57  III, 23, 3  |      without retracing their steps.~4.
58  III, 25, 3  |       before, and takes precedency.~4.
59   IV, pref, 3|           who should be led astray.~4.
60   IV,  2, 3  |             will they believe him."~4.
61   IV,  5, 3  |            his abode with the Word.~4.
62   IV,  6, 2  |             is revealed by the Son.~4.
63   IV,  7, 3  |          Son, that is, by the Word.~4.
64   IV, 11, 3  |           raised above the heavens.~4.
65   IV, 12, 3  |          observe] the same in both.~4.
66   IV, 13, 3  |             presence of the Father.~4.
67   IV, 16, 3  |          need of anything from man.~4.
68   IV, 17, 3  |         seek peace, and pursue it."~4.
69   IV, 18, 3  |            is as if he slew a dog."~4.
70   IV, 20, 3  |      delighted in the sons of men."~4.
71   IV, 26, 3  |      portion with the unbelievers."~4.
72   IV, 27, 3  |            take heed lest he fall."~4.
73   IV, 30, 3  |            to the Lord's advantage.~4.
74   IV, 33, 3  |           disciples of Simon Magus.~4.
75   IV, 34, 3  |         aforesaid tokens concurred.~4.
76   IV, 35, 3  |            should occur afterwards?~4.
77   IV, 36, 3  |             judgment than for you."~4.
78   IV, 37, 3  |            in any way coercing us. ~4.
79   IV, 38, 3  |          renders one nigh unto God.~4.
80   IV, 39, 3  |           of power over themselves.~4.
81   IV, 41, 3  |           and afterwards to others.~4.
82    V,  8, 3  |       cattle and irrational beasts.~4.
83    V,  9, 3  |            possess the kingdom God.~4.
84    V, 12, 3  |      company by committing suicide.~4.
85    V, 13, 3  |          gives rise to immortality.~4.
86    V, 14, 3  |          blood, we have been saved.~4.
87    V, 15, 3  |            conferred upon him life.~4.
88    V, 17, 3  |          the remission of our debt.~4.
89    V, 24, 3  |        adoration of himself as God.~4.
90    V, 25, 3  |          gave consent to iniquity,"~4.
91    V, 28, 3  |            the sixth thousand year.~4.
92    V, 30, 3  |            end of Domitian's reign.~4.
93    V, 33, 3  |          perfect subjection to man.~4.
94    V, 34, 3  |         that He will Himself serve.~4.