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 1    I, pref, 2|      affection prompts me to make known to thee and all thy companions
 2    I, pref, 2|     secret that shall not be made known."~3.
 3    I, pref, 3|           to make these doctrines known to thee, but also to furnish
 4    I,  1, 3  |         to speak, in silence, and known to none [except these professing
 5    I,  2     |              II. THE PROPATOR WAS KNOWN TO MONO-GENES ALONE. AMBITION,
 6    I,  2, 1  |      Propator of their scheme was known only to Monogenes, who sprang
 7    I,  2, 5  |         except in so far as he is known by Monogenes only. And the
 8    I,  8, 5  |          from passion, He was not known by it. He also styles Him
 9    I, 14, 4  | consisting of six letters, and is known by all those that belong
10    I, 14, 4  |    another form and shape, and is known by those [angels] who are
11    I, 15, 1  |           expressed in words, are known by the Son alone, while
12    I, 15, 3  |       that power of Sige which is known by means of them, but cannot
13    I, 15, 3  |       death, but that Christ made known the Father. He maintains,
14    I, 19, 1  |        says, "But Israel hath not known Me, and My people have not
15    I, 20, 2  |          and said, "If thou hadst known, even thou, in this thy
16    I, 20, 3  |       into existence by them, was known to no one before His advent.
17    I, 20, 3  |          of the world] was always known by all, while the Lord spoke
18    I, 21, 1  |           and all at once to make known its nature, for every one
19    I, 23, 3  |       upon men, by making himself known to them. For since the angels
20    I, 24, 6  |       learned [these things], and known all the angels and their
21    I, 24, 6  |         all, so must they also be known by no one; but while they
22    I, 27, 1  |        Christ. For the former was known, but the latter unknown;
23    I, 30, 4  |          allow him either to have known a mother. His son, again,
24    I, 30, 14 |           souls of those who have known them, after they have laid
25   II, 13, 3  |         passions. But if they had known the Scriptures, and been
26   II, 13, 3  |        the truth, they would have known, beyond doubt, that God
27   II, 13, 10 |          unspeakable and sublime, known to no one but themselves.
28   II, 14, 7  |         truth which was [already] known to the knowledge of those
29   II, 17, 9  |        indeed, they have not been known to me (although I have had
30   II, 17, 10 |        the Father to make Himself known from the beginning to those [
31   II, 17, 11 |         so pleased, He did become known not only to the AEons, but
32   II, 17, 11 |           did not so please to be known from the beginning, He remained
33   II, 17, 11 |   required, that they should have known from the beginning that
34   II, 19, 2  |          that] their seed was not known to Him, since it is without
35   II, 26, 3  |            and which are made, is known to God, and whether every
36   II, 28, 2  |        such as require to be made known to us by revelation, since
37   II, 30, 9  |            whom the apostles make known s to us, and in whom the
38  III, pref, 1|         through whom also we have known the truth, that is, the
39  III,  3, 1  |           For if the apostles had known hidden mysteries, which
40  III,  3, 2  |          ancient, and universally known Church founded and organized
41  III,  6, 5  |          know God, or rather, are known of God," has made a separation
42  III,  9, 2  |           again: "In Judea is God known; His place has been made
43  III,  9, 2  |           God, who also "was made known in Judea," and was "declared
44  III, 10, 2  |           of God, which John made known, saying, "Behold the Lamb
45  III, 10, 2  |   salvation, thus: "God hath made known His salvation (salutare)
46  III, 12, 4  |        has been made whole; be it known to you all, and to all the
47  III, 12, 6  |          to the Jews, if they had known another greater or more
48  III, 12, 7  |     another god. For if Peter had known any such thing, he would
49  III, 12, 7  |           the God who was already known to them; but he also bare
50  III, 12, 9  |    mystery which he says was made known to him by revelation, that
51  III, 12, 14 |         Lord, doing these things. Known from eternity is His work
52  III, 13, 2  |        you, and yet thou hast not known Me, Philip? He that sees
53  III, 13, 2  |          in Himself they had both known and seen the Father (and
54  III, 13, 2  |         had themselves previously known the truth of what was preached?
55  III, 14     |                  XIV. IF PAUL HAD KNOWN ANY MYSTERIES UNREVEALED
56  III, 14, 3  |        the following kind we have known through Luke alone (and
57  III, 14, 4  |           aside, as if he had not known the truth. And if indeed
58  III, 16, 1  |           but the Father was made known by that Saviour who had
59  III, 16, 7  |             By this Thou shalt be known when the years have drawn
60  III, 17, 1  |           the kind: for, had they known it, they would have also
61   IV,  1, 2  |       clear, that if the Lord had known many fathers and gods, He
62   IV,  5     |        GOD WITH HIM, MADE HIMSELF KNOWN TO MEN IN BOTH COVENANTS.~
63   IV,  6, 1  |          through whom God is made known, declared, "No man knoweth
64   IV,  6, 1  |           as if the true God were known to none prior to our Lord'
65   IV,  6, 3  |        that He is unknown, who is known by them? for, whatever is
66   IV,  6, 3  |         by them? for, whatever is known even by a few, is not unknown.
67   IV,  6, 3  |          and the Son could not be known at all (in tatum), for in
68   IV,  6, 3  |       that is, that God cannot be known without God: but that this
69   IV,  6, 3  |        Father, that God should be known. For they shall know Him
70   IV,  6, 6  |            He, therefore, who was known, was not a different being
71   IV,  7, 2  |        point out how all who have known God from the beginning,
72   IV,  7, 3  |          have rightly shown to be known by no man, unless by the
73   IV,  7, 3  |           wills that He should be known; and neither without the
74   IV,  7, 3  |       Father but by Me. If ye had known Me, ye would have known
75   IV,  7, 3  |           known Me, ye would have known My Father also: and from
76   IV,  7, 3  |           henceforth ye have both known Him, and have seen Him."
77   IV,  7, 3  |         it is evident, that He is known by the Son, that is, by
78   IV,  8, 3  |         to his mother, I have not known thee; neither did he acknowledge
79   IV,  9, 3  |          new covenant having been known and preached by the prophets,
80   IV, 13, 4  |        from My Father I have made known." For in that which He says, "
81   IV, 17, 4  |           He said, "But if ye had known what [this] meaneth, I will
82   IV, 19     |     MADNESS, MAINTAIN THAT GOD IS KNOWN TO US ONLY AS THE TYPE OF
83   IV, 20     |          MODES HE MAY BE SEEN AND KNOWN.~1.
84   IV, 20, 4  |    regards His love, He is always known through Him by whose means
85   IV, 22, 1  |         descended to them to make known to them His salvation, that
86   IV, 33, 11 |             and, "In Judah is God known;"--these indicated His advent
87   IV, 37, 7  |          desirable, unless we had known what a loss it were to be
88   IV, 37, 7  |      honourable to those who have known the earthly one. But in
89    V,  1, 1  |       have received, in the times known beforehand, [the blessings
90    V,  9, 4  |     covenant being manifested and known to the whole world, might
91    V, 15, 1  |         hand of the Lord shall be known to those who worship Him."