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 1    I,  1, 1 |         whom they call Proarche, Propator, and Bythus, and describe
 2    I,  1, 1 |    masculo-feminine, as follows: Propator was united by a conjunction
 3    I,  2    |                          II. THE PROPATOR WAS KNOWN TO MONO-GENES
 4    I,  2, 1 |      proceed to tell us that the Propator of their scheme was known
 5    I,  2, 1 |  acquaintance with the aforesaid Propator, and to create within them
 6    I,  2, 6 |    praises with great joy to the Propator, who himself shared in the
 7    I, 12, 3 |        into existence at once by Propator and his Ennoea. He (Colorbasus)
 8    I, 12, 3 |       form, as follows: When the Propator conceived the thought of
 9    I, 12, 4 |        them who declare that the Propator of the whole, Proarche,
10    I, 13, 6 |   account of the goodness of the Propator, produced us as their images,
11    I, 14, 2 |         Marcus has taught us the Propator is composed. For which reason
12    I, 14, 7 |       transmitted upwards to the Propator." She asserts, moreover,
13    I, 19, 1 |     persuade us concerning their Propator, who was unknown to all
14   II,  3, 1 |         was formed, and that the Propator purposely left this chaos
15   II,  4, 3 |        out some place within the Propator, or within the Pleroma,
16   II,  6, 3 |    Pleroma of the AEons, nor the Propator, nor what the things were
17   II,  7, 1 |        which it might honour the Propator.~2.
18   II,  7, 2 |         the Nous (mind) of their Propator, that is, in the Only-begotten.
19   II,  8, 3 |       who is, according to them, Propator, and Proarche, and Father
20   II, 12, 1 |          because they reckon the Propator among the other AEons. For
21   II, 12, 2 |       but continued one with the Propator, why then do they reckon
22   II, 12, 4 |        how can they separate the Propator from his Ennoea, or Nous
23   II, 12, 7 |         he was sent forth by the Propator himself in His own image.
24   II, 12, 7 |      thirty. For they reckon the Propator himself in the Pleroma,
25   II, 13, 1 |  produced as the daughter of the Propator and this Nous. For Ennoea
26   II, 13, 1 |        have been produced by the Propator, when he holds the chief
27   II, 13, 5 |         likewise we say that the Propator sent forth a ray beyond,
28   II, 13, 6 |       was really ignorant of the Propator. But if they maintain any
29   II, 13, 9 |         indeed, along with their Propator, and to assign her to Him
30   II, 17, 5 |          same substance; and the Propator will share in this defect
31   II, 17, 7 |          who is the Nous of this Propator, and so acknowledging the
32   II, 17, 7 |    acknowledging the Nous of the Propator and the Father Himself to
33   II, 17, 9 |     springs from the Nous of the Propator,--to maintain, I say, that
34   II, 17, 9 |          of] production from the Propator. Admirable sophists, and
35   II, 17, 11| accordance with the will of your Propator must continue along with
36   II, 18, 6 |      being, by seeking after the Propator, and endeavouring to find
37   II, 31, 1 |       having no knowledge of the Propator, who is surrounded as a