Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 2|        greatness. This power they term Horos; by whom, they say,
 2    I,  2, 4|          of male and female. They term this Horos both Stauros
 3    I,  3, 3|          Son (and this power they term Horos) healed her, and separated
 4    I,  4, 1|     dwells above, which they also term Achamoth, being removed
 5    I,  5, 2|          And on this account they term him Hebdomas, and his mother
 6    I, 11, 3|     exists a power, which again I term Henotes (oneness). This
 7    I, 11, 3|       same essence, which again I term Hen (One). These powers
 8    I, 11, 4|      there exists a power which I term a Gourd; and along with
 9    I, 11, 4|      exists a power which again I term Utter-Emptiness. This Gourd
10    I, 16, 1|        and twelve. They therefore term the Duodecad--because it
11    I, 29, 4|        sent forth, whom they also term Sophia and Prunicus. He
12   II, 12, 2| production Ennoea, whom they also term Sige, from whom again they
13   II, 13, 1|  expressed together by [the same] term, the [very same] sense remaining
14   II, 19, 4|     sojourn here (which they also term darkness) would seem much
15   II, 21, 2|          the whole, and whom they term All Things, as having been
16   II, 35, 3|           the same Being. For the term Eloe in the Jewish language
17  III,  5, 1|      mention of any other God, or term any other Lord, except Him,
18  III,  8, 3|         respects have a different term [applied to them], even
19  III,  8, 3|        been made cannot have this term applied to them, neither
20  III, 15, 2|           whom they do themselves term "vulgar," and "ecclesiastic."
21  III, 21, 5|        which was the appropriate [term to use with respect] to
22  III, 22, 4|         this account does the law term a woman betrothed to a man,
23   IV,  1, 1|        apostles did Of themselves term no one else as God, or name [
24   IV, 41, 2|         does the Scripture always term those who remain in a state
25   IV, 41, 3|        And therefore did the Lord term those whom He knew to be
26    V,  4, 1|       beyond the Creator, and who term him the good God, do deceive
27    V,  7, 1|         to which we may apply the term "mortal body," unless it
28    V,  8, 2|         does the apostle properly term "spiritual," because the
29    V,  8, 2|         the apostle very properly term "carnal," because they have
30    V, 14, 1|        has everywhere adopted the term "flesh and blood" with regard