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 1    I,  4, 2|      perplexity all the corporeal elements of the world. For at one
 2    I,  4, 3|       consternation the corporeal elements of the world had their formation?~
 3    I,  5, 4|          our world. The corporeal elements of the world, again, sprang,
 4    I,  5, 4|         was inherent in all these elements, even as they teach that
 5    I,  6, 1|       might assume shape, the two elements being simultaneously subjected
 6    I, 14, 1|         utterances. Each of these elements has its own peculiar letters,
 7    I, 14, 1|        last letter of each of the elements. This teacher declares that
 8    I, 14, 2|                Those names of the elements which may be told, and are
 9    I, 14, 2|           name Ecclesia. Of these elements, the last letter of the
10    I, 14, 2|           forth generated its own elements after the image of the [
11    I, 14, 2|          the image of the [other] elements, by which he affirms, that
12    I, 14, 2|           nature, assigned to the elements which He also terms AEons, [
13    I, 14, 5|          the entire number of the elements above. For you are to reckon
14    I, 14, 5|        four-and-twenty. The three elements, too (which he declares
15    I, 14, 5|       number with them; and these elements he maintains to belong to
16    I, 14, 5|     images of the images of these elements; and if these be added to
17    I, 14, 6|          the entire number of the elements, which the descent of the
18    I, 14, 6|         joined to the twenty-four elements, completed the name of thirty
19    I, 14, 8|       sound of every one of these elements. As, then, he says, the
20    I, 15   |     GENERATION OF THE TWENTY-FOUR ELEMENTS AND OF JESUS. EXPOSURE OF
21    I, 15, 1| production of the four-and-twenty elements to him as follows:--Along
22    I, 15, 1|         reveal the same number of elements. Moreover, that name of
23    I, 15, 5|  nevertheless consisted of thirty elements and four syllables? It will
24    I, 15, 5|          Word, consists of thirty elements and four syllables! Or,
25    I, 15, 5|         four syllables and thirty elements; and bringing down the Lord
26    I, 17, 1|        that first of all the four elements, fire, water, earth, and
27    I, 24, 1|      decomposed into its original elements.~2.
28    I, 30, 1|          this superior spirit the elements were separated from each
29    I, 30, 3|           injured by the inferior elements, as had happened to itself.
30    V,  3, 2|           thus passed into those [elements] from which man, who had