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 1    I, pref, 2|         portentous and profound mysteries, which do not fall within
 2    I,  1, 3  |        and hitherto unspeakable mysteries which it is their special
 3    I,  4, 3  | acquaintance with such profound mysteries. For these doctrines are
 4    I,  4, 3  |        portentous, and profound mysteries, to be got at only with
 5    I,  6, 1  |       been initiated into these mysteries by Achamoth. And they represent
 6    I, 24, 6  |        to speak openly of their mysteries, but right to keep them
 7    I, 30, 14 |       of understanding so great mysteries, in these things, and was
 8    I, 31, 3  |        greater and more sublime mysteries. But let them rather, learning
 9    I, 31, 4  |       have brought their hidden mysteries, which they keep in silence
10   II, pref, 1|     their invocations and their mysteries. I proved also that there
11   II, 13, 10 |       thus they teach wonderful mysteries, unspeakable and sublime,
12   II, 14, 1  |     these ineffable and unknown mysteries. Those things which are
13   II, 14, 7  |      the Father, proclaimed the mysteries of truth through such men,
14   II, 17, 9  |        of those super-celestial mysteries "which the angels desire
15   II, 21, 2  |        profound and unspeakable mysteries to itching ears. And not
16   II, 22, 1  |         they have found out the mysteries of Bythus, yet not understanding
17   II, 22, 3  |         they have found out the mysteries of God, they have not examined
18   II, 28, 2  |         of the knowledge of His mysteries. And there is no cause for
19   II, 28, 6  | acquainted with the unspeakable mysteries of God; while even the Lord,
20   II, 30, 6  |      the Archangels, reveal the mysteries of the Thrones, and teach
21   II, 30, 7  | spectator and a hearer of those mysteries which are affirmed to be
22   II, 30, 7  |        body to behold spiritual mysteries which are the operations
23  III,  3, 1  |       apostles had known hidden mysteries, which they were in the
24  III,  7, 1  |         they do themselves know mysteries beyond God, know not how
25  III, 14     |      XIV. IF PAUL HAD KNOWN ANY MYSTERIES UNREVEALED TO THE OTHER
26  III, 14, 1  |  learned hidden and unspeakable mysteries?~2.
27   IV, pref, 4|      acquainted with] ineffable mysteries; and, by promising that
28   IV, 12, 2  |        nor the understanding of mysteries, nor faith, nor prophecy,
29   IV, 20, 10 |       the dispensations and the mysteries through which man should
30   IV, 35, 3  |     derive his knowledge of the mysteries within the Pleroma, and
31   IV, 35, 3  |         obtain knowledge of the mysteries within the Pleroma, she
32    V,  6, 1  |         of men, and declare the mysteries of God, whom also the apostle
33    V, 20     |      SOBERLY WITH REGARD TO THE MYSTERIES OF THE FAITH.~1.
34    V, 36, 3  |    human race also in which the mysteries of God are wrought, "which