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 1    I,  8, 2 |              when he says, "A woman ought to have a veil upon her
 2    I, 16, 3 |       detest and execrate, while we ought everywhere to flee far apart
 3    I, 21, 4 |     unspeakable and invisible power ought not to be performed by visible
 4   II,  4, 2 |       bestow on them perfection, He ought at first to have pitied
 5   II,  4, 2 |            work of these beings, He ought long before to have pitied
 6   II,  5, 1 |     material. But these (the AEons) ought to be regarded as beyond
 7   II,  5, 4 |             to all [others]. And He ought at the very beginning to
 8   II,  7, 3 |             and his angels,"-- they ought to show of which of those
 9   II,  7, 7 |         place, these things [below] ought not to be spoken of as images
10   II, 12, 1 |        AEons. For the Father of all ought not to be counted with other
11   II, 12, 1 |            superior to the rest, He ought not to be numbered with
12   II, 12, 2 |         those that are thus united, ought themselves to be united,
13   II, 12, 2 | conjunctions of the AEons produced, ought to be united, and always
14   II, 12, 7 |          These latter beings, then, ought also to have been numbered
15   II, 13, 9 |          Word might live, surely it ought long before, [according
16   II, 17, 11|             He remained unknown, He ought also on account of His infinite
17   II, 19, 5 |            to conceive by them, she ought to have brought forth once
18   II, 19, 6 |            is spiritual, which also ought to be more effective than
19   II, 20, 2 |             let another take." They ought therefore to maintain that
20   II, 21, 1 |         them, then the seventy also ought to have been chosen to be
21   II, 22, 2 |          used by the prophet], they ought to be combined, and the
22   II, 22, 3 |         been proved false, and they ought to reject either their explanation
23   II, 23, 1 |        matter and substance; but it ought, as to the general form
24   II, 23, 2 |            whom the Lord said, "And ought not this daughter of Abraham,
25   II, 23, 2 |        eight-and-thirty years: they ought therefore to affirm that
26   II, 23, 2 |            in the Pleroma, the type ought to be preserved throughout.
27   II, 24, 1 |              as being a Greek name, ought by means of its letters
28   II, 24, 2 |             ancient and unchanging, ought to uphold the reckoning
29   II, 24, 2 |    backwards. The name Christ, too, ought to be capable of being reckoned
30   II, 24, 2 |       Father, too, in the same way, ought, both by means of letters
31   II, 24, 3 |          system, yet by it the type ought to have been, beyond everything
32   II, 24, 3 |           according to the type, it ought to have had eight branches
33   II, 25, 1 |           the latest times; and men ought not to connect those things
34   II, 25, 1 |          But, on the contrary, they ought to adapt the numbers themselves,
35   II, 25, 2 |            lover of truth therefore ought not to be deceived by the
36   II, 25, 2 |           who listen to the melody, ought to praise and extol the
37   II, 27, 1 |          And therefore the parables ought not to be adapted to ambiguous
38   II, 28, 1 |           set clearly before us, we ought not, by running after numerous
39   II, 28, 7 |             we know but in part, we ought to leave all sorts of [difficult]
40   II, 30, 2 |             for the superior person ought to be proved not by what
41   II, 30, 6 |            than the Scriptures; nor ought we to give up the declarations
42   II, 32, 2 |             kind of operation, they ought, in the first place, to
43   II, 34, 4 |      existence. For the will of God ought to govern and rule in all
44  III,  8, 1 |         wishes to have more than he ought to have. But according to
45  III, 12, 9 |            the offspring of God, we ought not to think that the Deity
46  III, 15, 2 |            man who comes from above ought to follow a good course
47  III, 16, 5 |           the prophets have spoken! Ought not Christ to have suffered
48  III, 25, 3 |          patient, and saves whom He ought: nor does goodness desert
49   IV,  6, 3 |            an unknown God. But they ought to hear [this] against themselves:
50   IV,  8, 2 |           him away to watering? And ought not this woman, being a
51   IV, 15, 2 |             apostates from God,--it ought not to be wondered at, if
52   IV, 18, 1 |      remember that thy brother hath ought against thee, leave thy
53   IV, 26, 4 |             neither hast thou taken ought of any man's hand," he called
54   IV, 26, 4 |              that ye have not found ought in my hand. And they said
55   IV, 27, 2 |            shall He demand most. We ought not, therefore, as that
56   IV, 27, 2 |         upon those of old time, but ought ourselves to fear, lest
57   IV, 31, 1 |         patriarchs and prophets, we ought not to inveigh against them,
58   IV, 31, 1 |             as having occurred], we ought not to become the accusers [
59   IV, 36, 6 |           make it manifest, that we ought, after our calling, to be
60    V,  3, 2 |           in all these respects, we ought to perceive from our origin,
61    V, 24    |  GOVERNMENTS OF THE WORLD, WHICH WE OUGHT TO OBEY, INASMUCH AS THEY
62    V, 30, 2 |               These men, therefore, ought to learn [what really is
63    V, 31, 2 |            taken up [to heaven]; so ought we also to await the time