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 1    I,  2, 4|    enthymesis, with its passion, was separated from her by Horos, fenced
 2    I,  3, 3|          term Horos) healed her, and separated the passion from her.~4.
 3    I, 11, 1|            produced from him who was separated from their mother, and united
 4    I, 11, 2|       maintains that the power which separated from the rest, and fell
 5    I, 14, 5|              by Him from whom He was separated, for the rectification of
 6    I, 22, 1|             angels, or by any powers separated from His Ennoea. For God
 7    I, 26, 1|           but by a certain Power far separated from him, and at a distance
 8    I, 28, 1|           but after his martyrdom he separated from the Church, and, excited
 9    I, 30, 1|             spirit the elements were separated from each other, viz., water,
10   II,  1, 3|              be an infinite distance separated from each other--the Pleroma [
11   II,  1, 4|          suppose a multitude of gods separated by an immense distance from
12   II,  5, 1|        knowledge. He, therefore, who separated her from knowledge, did
13   II,  6, 1|              that they were very far separated from Him through their inferiority [
14   II,  6, 2|             the emperor, but are far separated from him both by land and
15   II,  8, 2|            the things below] are far separated from those [above], they
16   II, 10, 4|           AEon [referred to] was far separated from her Enthymesis, and
17   II, 12, 2|      together, and the one cannot be separated from the other, but always
18   II, 12, 4|              also were disjoined and separated from one another on account
19   II, 13, 4|          which produces other things separated from the living man, while
20   II, 13, 4| understanding, never by any means be separated from Himself; nor can anything [
21   II, 13, 6|           centre, and thus being far separated from the Father, was really
22   II, 17, 3|       understood as being completely separated from every other, even as
23   II, 17, 7|           compound Being, who can be separated from his Nous (mind), as
24   II, 18   |       ENTHYMESIS COULD NOT HAVE BEEN SEPARATED FROM HERSELF, OR EXHIBITED
25   II, 18, 4|             affection and passion be separated and set apart from the Enthymesis,
26   II, 20, 2|             Judas to be, after being separated from her Enthymesis, was
27   II, 20, 5|           the Enthymesis having been separated fromt he AEon, and itself
28   II, 20, 5|            of the Enthymesis, not as separated from the AEon, but of the
29   II, 20, 5|          form, but the passion, when separated from these, as becoming
30   II, 28, 5|              thus Logos has been far separated from God. As for the prophet,
31  III,  6, 5|              made a distinction, and separated those which are indeed called
32  III, 21, 2|             by their interpretation, separated them from each other, and
33   IV, 30, 3|             his own wisdom, has been separated from the company of the
34   IV, 33, 2|             that there are two gods, separated from each other by an infinite
35    V, 12, 5|             when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb,
36    V, 15, 3|             when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb,
37    V, 19, 2|         maintain] that it was widely separated by Horos from him whom they
38    V, 27, 2|          condemned," that is, is not separated from God, for he is united
39    V, 27, 2|             Son of God;" that is, he separated himself from God of his