Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1 |          This Nous they call also Monogenes, and Father, and the Beginning
 2    I,  1, 1 |       then Nous and Aletheia. And Monogenes, perceiving for what purpose
 3    I,  1, 1 | conjunction with his Ennoea; then Monogenes, that is Nous, with Aletheia;
 4    I,  1, 2 |           Acinetos and Syncrasis, Monogenes and Macaria. These are the
 5    I,  2, 1 |          scheme was known only to Monogenes, who sprang from him; in
 6    I,  2, 4 |        his own image, by means of Monogenes, the above-mentioned Horos,
 7    I,  2, 5 |    conjunction, they tell us that Monogenes, acting in accordance with
 8    I,  2, 5 |          so far as he is known by Monogenes only. And the reason why
 9    I,  8, 5 |           Father, and Charis, and Monogenes, and Aletheia. In this way,
10    I,  8, 5 |           Father, and Charis, and Monogenes, and Aletheia, and Logos,
11    I,  9, 2 |   maintain that there was another Monogenes, according to production,
12    I,  9, 2 |         another Logos, the son of Monogenes, and another Christ produced
13    I,  9, 2 |           Father, and Charis, and Monogenes, and Aletheia, and Logos,
14    I,  9, 3 |     nought. For, since Logos, and Monogenes, and Zoe, and Phos, and
15    I, 12, 1 |     themselves, the production of Monogenes and Aletheia took place
16    I, 12, 1 |           invisible,--Nous (i.e., Monogenes) of Thelesis, and Aletheia
17    I, 29, 4 |         who stands by the side of Monogenes, the Holy Spirit has been
18   II, 12, 7 |           having been produced by Monogenes just like the other AEons.
19   II, 12, 7 |        this Horos was produced by Monogenes, while others affirm that
20   II, 12, 7 |          s will, been produced by Monogenes, or the Holy Spirit, or
21   II, 14, 8 |           Acinetos and Syncrasis, Monogenes and Macaria. Moreover, [
22   II, 17, 9 |           this manner produced by Monogenes blind, that is, in ignorance,
23   II, 17, 11|        also the first-begotten~of Monogenes. Or if, knowing them beforehand,
24   II, 19, 9 |         and that there is another Monogenes as well as another Word
25   II, 24, 2 |         like manner, and not less Monogenes; but pre-eminently the name
26  III, 11, 1 |        into His Pleroma; and that Monogenes was the beginning, but Logos
27  III, 11, 1 |         Logos was the true son of Monogenes; and that this creation
28  III, 16, 1 |       Christ, who was produced by Monogenes, for the confirmation of