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 1    I,  2, 6 |   whole, they produced, to the honour and glory of Bythus, a being
 2    I,  2, 6 |       are told that, by way of honour, angels of the same nature
 3    I,  5, 1 |       making all things to the honour of the AEons, formed images
 4    I,  6, 3 | heathen festival celebrated in honour of the idols, these men
 5    I, 14, 8 |        calls out, "Oh" (ô), in honour of the letter in question,
 6    I, 30, 10|        they did not worship or honour him as father and God, sent
 7   II,  4, 1 |       then it is both equal in honour and related to the rest
 8   II,  4, 1 |    same nature and of the same honour with Him who is, according
 9   II,  4, 1 |    brother of, and of the same honour with, that Father who has
10   II,  4, 1 |  anterior, and more exalted in honour than the remaining AEons
11   II,  6, 3 |      unconscious Demiurge], in honour of those things which are
12   II,  7, 1 |     that the Saviour conferred honour upon the Pleroma by the
13   II,  7, 1 |     made by the Saviour to the honour of those which are above,
14   II,  7, 1 |        perpetually continue in honour. But if they do in fact
15   II,  7, 1 |      this very brief period of honour,--an honour which at one
16   II,  7, 1 |    brief period of honour,--an honour which at one time had no
17   II,  7, 1 |      which are above, For what honour can those things which are
18   II,  7, 1 |      no value attached to that honour which speedily passes away,
19   II,  7, 1 |      its own by which it might honour the Propator.~2.
20   II,  7, 2 |                   Alas for the honour of vainglory which at once
21   II,  7, 2 |       AEon, in whose case such honour will not be thought at all
22   II,  7, 2 |       despair, in order to the honour of the Pleroma. What a dissimilar,
23   II, 12, 7 |      should be deprived of the honour of those AEons which bear
24   II, 15, 3 |     creation will have greater honour than the Pleroma, if, for
25  III, 12, 9 |       when the crowd wished to honour them as gods because of
26  III, 21, 7 |       corner-one, to be had in honour." So, then, we understand
27   IV,  4, 3 |        prophet, "Man, being in honour, did not understand: he
28   IV,  9, 3 |    upon the human race, and to honour continually with many gifts
29   IV,  9, 3 |       tradition? For God said, Honour thy father and mother; and,
30   IV,  9, 3 |     God, who said in the law, "Honour thy father and mother; that
31   IV, 18, 1 | accepted. For by the gift both honour and affection are shown
32   IV, 18, 1 |    gratitude, may receive that honour which flows from Him.~2.
33   IV, 37, 1 |        of God." "But glory and honour," he says, "to every one
34   IV, 37, 1 |        shall receive glory and honour, because they have done
35   IV, 41, 3 |    says, "Man, being placed in honour, is made like unto cattle."
36    V,  8, 1 |         that is, a part of the honour which has been promised
37    V,  8, 3 |    again, "Man, when he was in honour, was made like unto cattle."