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 1    I,  2, 6 |     themselves, and led them to a state of true repose. Thus, then,
 2    I,  2, 6 |   established, and brought into a state of perfect rest, they next
 3    I,  3, 4 |         speak presently. And they state that it was clearly on this
 4    I,  4, 1 |          that manifold and varied state of passion to which she
 5    I,  4, 5 |                     They go on to state that, when the mother Achamoth
 6    I,  5, 4 |          the earth arose from her state of stupor; water from the
 7    I,  6, 4 |      thence in a feeble, immature state, and here brought to perfection.~
 8    I,  7, 1 |          come to perfection, they state that then their mother Achamoth
 9    I,  8, 4 |       outside of the Pleroma in a state of varied passion, from
10    I, 13, 4 |          while the latter is in a state of subjection. If, then,
11    I, 15, 6 |          And I shall endeavour to state the remainder of their mystical
12    I, 29, 4 |       forth [from his place] in a state of great impatience, [which
13    I, 30, 3 |          while they were yet in a state of immobility, and imparted
14    I, 30, 13|        departed from him into the state of an incorruptible AEon,
15    I, 30, 14|        the dead, do his disciples state that he did any mighty works,
16   II,  2, 3 |       manner, the creation of any state, or of any work, is referred
17   II,  5, 2 |    designate All Things) was in a state of ignorance. For they maintain
18   II,  6, 2 |        the principal power in the state? How then could it be, that
19   II,  7, 1 |     Fulness, inasmuch as her last state of confusion did not have
20   II, 13, 6 |         them can ever sink into a state of degeneracy or degradation.
21   II, 17, 9 |         that he was produced in a state of degeneracy. For [they
22   II, 17, 10|     author of [all] evils. For ye state as the cause of evil this
23   II, 18, 2 |          by a good one, even as a state of disease is by health.
24   II, 19, 9 |        having been produced in [a state of] degeneracy; and another
25   II, 19, 9 |       AEons who were formed in [a state of] degeneracy, and that
26   II, 19, 9 |           the AEons had been in a state of ignorance and degeneracy,
27   II, 28, 7 |        sinned and revolted from a state of submission to God, and
28   II, 30, 1 |                    Such being the state of the case, these infatuated
29   II, 31, 1 |          Aeons, and the [supposed state of] degeneracy, and the
30   II, 32, 2 |         at once] pass over to the state of perfection, they are,
31   II, 33, 3 |       returning to their ordinary state of mind, whatever things
32   II, 33, 5 |       what took place in a former state of existence, but has a
33   II, 34    |        RECOGNISED IN THE SEPARATE STATE, AND ARE IMMORTAL ALTHOUGH
34   II, 34, 1 |           form [in their separate state] as the body had to which
35   II, 34, 1 |      deeds which they did in this state of existence, and from which
36  III,  8, 2 |     strong man] when we were in a state of apostasy; for he put
37  III, 10, 2 |         also, recovering from the state of dumbness which he had
38  III, 16, 8 |          who were made Aeons in a state of degeneracy. Such men
39  III, 19, 1 |        old disobedience, are in a state of death having been not
40  III, 20, 2 | deliverance, may always live in a state of gratitude to the Lord,
41  III, 23, 1 |        that man who had been in a state of death. For at the first
42  III, 23, 3 |       pangs of parturition, and a state of subjection, that is,
43  III, 23, 4 |        sin to sin, indicating his state of mind by his action. For
44  III, 23, 5 |        escape from God; but, in a state of confusion at having transgressed
45  III, 23, 6 |        But He set a bound to his [state of] sin, by interposing
46  III, 23, 8 |           race is still held in a state of perdition. False, therefore,
47   IV,  1, 1 |       these perverse mythologists state, setting their thoughts
48   IV, 13, 2 |           which is rendered in [a state of] slavery.~3.
49   IV, 15, 1 |        placed for the future in a state of servitude suited to their
50   IV, 16, 1 |        Deo assistere) shall, in a state of rest, partake of God'
51   IV, 20, 12|         those who were there in a state of infancy, from whom also
52   IV, 21, 3 |         through the world as in a state of pilgrimage, to follow
53   IV, 22, 1 |           of God in regard to the state of slumber in which men
54   IV, 22, 1 |          behold with His eyes the state of those who were resting
55   IV, 25, 2 |         sign, that is, faith in a state of circumcision, which was
56   IV, 27, 4 |           world, and existed in a state of degeneracy; but that
57   IV, 34, 4 |       caused such a change in the state of things, that these [nations]
58   IV, 35, 1 |        which came into being in a state of degeneracy and ignorance?
59   IV, 38, 2 |       perfect, passed through the state of infancy in common with
60   IV, 39, 2 |           in a soft and tractable state, and preserve the form in
61   IV, 41, 2 |        term those who remain in a state of apostasy "sons of the
62    V,  9, 4 |        the latter things are in a state of subjection, are under
63    V, 30, 1 |             Such, then, being the state of the case, and this number
64    V, 30, 2 |         learn [what really is the state of the case], and go back
65    V, 31    |      INTERMEDIATE PERIOD ARE IN A STATE OF EXPECTATION OF THAT TIME
66    V, 36, 1 |    flourishes in an incorruptible state, so as to preclude the possibility