Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 2|       of the first-begotten and primary Ogdoad as the Pleroma. They
 2    I,  7, 2|       of the first-begotten and primary tetrad, was compounded of
 3    I,  9, 1|       doubtless have placed the primary Tetrad first as being, according
 4    I,  9, 1|        all, made mention of the primary Tetrad. In the next place,
 5    I,  9, 2|       speaking, referred to the primary Ogdoad, in which there was
 6    I,  9, 3|       God became. Thus is their primary and first-begotten Ogdoad
 7    I, 11, 1|  Ecclesia. These constitute the primary Ogdoad. He next states that
 8    I, 11, 2| Secundus again affirms that the primary Ogdoad consists of a right
 9    I, 11, 3|    knowledge, has explained the primary Tetrad as follows: There
10    I, 11, 4|  universe be transformed to the primary Tetrad, and if any one may
11    I, 11, 5|      however, have called their primary and first-begotten Ogdoad
12    I, 17, 1| produced after the image of the primary Tetrad above, and that then,
13    I, 23, 5|      magic. He affirms that the primary Power continues unknown
14    I, 26, 1|       world was not made by the primary God, but by a certain Power
15    I, 30, 1|      power of Bythus, a certain primary light, blessed, incorruptible,
16   II,  8, 3|                      Beyond the primary Father, then--that is, the
17   II,  8, 3|      the Pleroma itself, or the primary God, should not be limited
18   II, 13, 1|     when he holds the chief and primary place of that hidden and
19   II, 14, 1|         the Word; while for the primary and greatest gods they have
20   II, 15, 3|    which, as they maintain, are primary. For we do not question
21   II, 17, 1|       of it which refers to the primary Ogdoad being thus burdened
22   II, 20, 1|          but then, touching the primary Tetrad, which is typified
23   II, 21, 1|      set forth the original and primary Ogdoad. He could not, in
24   II, 23, 2|  maintain this; otherwise their primary and original Ogdoad will
25   II, 24, 3|    lamps, after the type of the primary Ogdoad, which shines pre-eminently
26  III, 11, 1|      belong was not made by the primary God, but by some power lying
27   IV, 14, 3|   calling them to the things of primary importance by means of those
28   IV, 17, 3|    receive these precepts as of primary importance (principaliter),
29   IV, 38, 3|    first of all things, and the primary cause of the existence of
30    V, 11, 2|     body, nor the image of our [primary] formation, but the former
31    V, 21, 2|        Himself that ancient and primary enmity against the serpent,