Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 4 | seemest to possess, is not an ancient name. For thou possessest
 2   II,  4, 1 |    AEons, perchance even more ancient than they are. Moreover,
 3   II,  4, 1 |  Valentinus; while it is more ancient, and dating its existence
 4   II, 13, 5 |      existence was there more ancient than the intelligence of
 5   II, 13, 5 |       containing it, and more ancient than itself. Following upon
 6   II, 13, 8 |       in Himself nothing more ancient or late than another, and
 7   II, 13, 9 |     that intelligence is more ancient than life, for intelligence
 8   II, 14, 1 |  which Antiphanes, one of the ancient comic poets, gives in his
 9   II, 14, 2 |    been sewed together out of ancient dogmas redolent of ignorance
10   II, 15, 2 |    AEons above] as being more ancient than these [created things
11   II, 17, 4 |        and another being more ancient (for the whole is but one
12   II, 24, 2 |       earth; for Jesus in the ancient Hebrew language means "heaven,"
13   II, 24, 2 | especially, as being the more ancient and unchanging, ought to
14   II, 24, 2 |     with the names. For these ancient, original, and generally
15   II, 25, 1 |       word formed both things ancient and those belonging to the
16   II, 33, 2 |       objections, Plato, that ancient Athenian, who also was the
17  III,  3, 2 |      the very great, the very ancient, and universally known Church
18  III,  4, 1 |     have recourse to the most ancient Churches with which the
19  III,  4, 2 |      carefully preserving the ancient tradition, believing in
20  III,  4, 2 |        Thus, by means of that ancient tradition of the apostles,
21  III, 12, 15|    same God, continued in the ancient observances; so that even
22  III, 18, 7 |  recapitulated in Himself the ancient formation of man, that He
23  III, 21, 3 |        since they are of more ancient date than all these [heretics],
24  III, 21, 9 |     gathered into Himself the ancient formation [of man].~10.
25  III, 22, 4 |  receiving into His bosom the ancient fathers, has regenerated
26  III, 25, 5 |     indeed, as He is also the ancient Word, possessing the beginning,
27   IV, 20, 9 |    making good in the end the ancient promise.~10.
28   IV, 20, 11|       and drawing near to the Ancient of Days, and receiving from
29   IV, 33, 4 |    was made man, assuming the ancient production [of His hands]
30   IV, 33, 8 |      of the apostles, and the ancient constitution of the Church
31   IV, 33, 9 |        similar to that of the ancient prophets, as the Lord declares, "
32   IV, 33, 9 |       upon her [as upon these ancient prophets].~10.
33   IV, 34, 3 |     nor the prophets, nor the ancient kings, in whose case any
34   IV, 37, 1 |  wouldest not," set forth the ancient law of human liberty, because
35    V,  1, 1 |       infringed upon, nor the ancient handiwork of God go to destruction.
36    V,  1, 2 |      summed up in Himself the ancient formation of Adam. Vain
37    V,  1, 3 | having become united with the ancient substance of Adam's formation,
38    V, 12, 3 |      does not remove away the ancient formation [of man]; for
39    V, 12, 5 |     the womb, that is, of the ancient substance of flesh, he does
40    V, 21, 2 | recapitulated in Himself that ancient and primary enmity against
41    V, 25, 3 |       against them, until the Ancient of days came and gave judgment
42    V, 30, 1 |     all the most approved and ancient copies [of the Apocalypse],
43    V, 30, 3 |      and [the word itself] is ancient, and removed from ordinary
44    V, 30, 3 |    And besides this, it is an ancient name, one worthy of credit,