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 1    I,  8, 5|         God, which Being he has termed both the only-begotten Son
 2    I,  8, 5|  Anthropos and Ecclesia, she is termed their light. Thus, then,
 3    I, 12, 3|        reveal himself, this was termed Anthropos. Finally, when
 4    I, 12, 4| contains all in his embrace, is termed Anthropos; hence does the
 5   II, 13, 2|       the mind is most properly termed Logos (reason), from which
 6   II, 13, 4|         He may most properly be termed Light, but He is nothing
 7   II, 14, 2|    ignorant of God, and who are termed philosophers; and sewing
 8   II, 35, 2|        of those who are falsely termed Gnostics, and who maintain
 9  III,  6, 5|          but he is not properly termed Lord, nor is called God
10  III,  8, 3|      with His Word, properly be termed God and Lord: but the things
11  III, 11, 1|        time previously by those termed Nicolaitans, who are an
12  III, 15, 3|         the apostles of liberty termed no one else God, or named
13  III, 16, 1|         descended, who was also termed Pan, because He possessed
14  III, 22, 3|     Hence also was Adam himself termed by Paul "the figure of Him
15   IV,  1, 1|       God nor Father, but is so termed merely by courtesy (verbo
16   IV,  1, 1|          are also still further termed heavens, together with their
17   IV,  1, 2|        merely (verbo tenus) are termed gods, from Him who is truly
18   IV,  2, 5|       otherwise He would not be termed by the Lord either" God"
19   IV, 12, 1|      opposition to it, which is termed, even to the present day,
20   IV, 41, 2|         mouth of another, he is termed the son of him who instructs
21   IV, 41, 3|      and reasoning with Israel, termed them "rulers of Sodom" and "
22   IV, 41, 3|       reason, therefore, He has termed those "angels of the devil,"
23    V,  6   |         OUR BODIES ARE, AND ARE TERMED, THE TEMPLES.~1.
24    V, 14, 2|      nor in that case can He be termed flesh. For flesh has been
25    V, 23, 2|        days, after which one is termed first, another second, and
26    V, 23, 2|       the preparation, which is termed "the pure supper," that
27    V, 25, 2|      third book, that no one is termed God by the apostles when
28    V, 30, 3|         so that even the sun is termed "Titan" by those who do