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 1    I,  1, 3 |             wonderful, and hitherto unspeakable mysteries which it is their
 2    I,  2, 2 |       preserves them outside of the unspeakable greatness. This power they
 3    I,  5, 6 |           the same time, through an unspeakable providence, rendered a spiritual
 4    I,  6, 1 |        nature, yet constructed with unspeakable skill, so that it might
 5    I,  6, 4 |           from above by means of an unspeakable and indescribable conjunction;
 6    I,  7, 2 |           formed [corporeally] with unspeakable skill; and of the Saviour,
 7    I,  9, 3 |          special dispensation by an unspeakable providence, so as to become
 8    I, 11, 1 |          should be called Arrhetus (unspeakable), and the other Sige (silence).
 9    I, 13, 6 |    knowledge of that power which is unspeakable. They also maintain that
10    I, 14, 3 |           expression of all that is unspeakable, and the mouth of the silent
11    I, 15, 2 |          affirms, has the following unspeakable origin. From the mother
12    I, 15, 5 |           the nature of Him that is unspeakable, and searches out Him that
13    I, 15, 5 |  multiplications, setting forth the unspeakable and inconceivable nature
14    I, 16, 3 |          the greatness of the truly unspeakable power, and the dispensations
15    I, 18, 1 |            But the Ogdoad, as being unspeakable and invisible, is understood
16    I, 20, 1 | misrepresentations], they adduce an unspeakable number of apocryphal and
17    I, 21, 4 |             that the mystery of the unspeakable and invisible power ought
18    I, 21, 4 |           that the knowledge of the unspeakable Greatness is itself perfect
19   II,  4, 2 |         angels, is contained by the unspeakable greatness, as the centre
20   II, 13, 10|          teach wonderful mysteries, unspeakable and sublime, known to no
21   II, 16, 2 |           then say, either that the Unspeakable formed it of himself, or
22   II, 21, 2 |             give forth profound and unspeakable mysteries to itching ears.
23   II, 28, 6 |             are acquainted with the unspeakable mysteries of God; while
24   II, 28, 6 |         therefore His generation is unspeakable, those who strive to set
25   II, 28, 6 |            and while they style Him unspeakable and unnameable, they nevertheless
26   II, 30, 7 |         away to paradise, and heard unspeakable words which it is not lawful
27   II, 30, 8 |         made a spectator, and heard unspeakable words which it is not possible
28  III,  5, 1 |        Father, they did declare the unspeakable mystery through parables
29  III, 11, 4 |         which came down from things unspeakable and invisible? For all the
30  III, 14, 1 |             have learned hidden and unspeakable mysteries?~2.
31  III, 15, 2 |     describe to them in private the unspeakable mystery of their Pleroma.
32   IV,  7, 4 |            time,] He has a vast and unspeakable number of servants. For
33   IV,  9, 2 |           ye shall rejoice with joy unspeakable;" neither do we receive
34    V,  5, 1 |           up, heard words which are unspeakable as regards us in our present
35    V,  7, 2 |           ye shall rejoice with joy unspeakable." For our face shall see
36    V,  7, 2 |          and shall rejoice with joy unspeakable,--that is to say, when it