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 1    I, pref, 2|             and after making myself acquainted with their tenets through
 2    I,  7, 1  |        affirm that the Demiurge was acquainted with none of these things
 3    I,  9, 4  |            indicated? But he who is acquainted with the Homeric writings
 4    I, 13, 6  |      defence. But do thou, as being acquainted with the affairs of both,
 5    I, 14, 1  |          one know itself, nor is it acquainted with the pronunciation of
 6    I, 15, 2  |            letters), then, becoming acquainted with Him, they ceased from
 7    I, 24, 4  |           from these beings, and is acquainted with the dispensation of
 8    I, 31, 1  |          the traitor was thoroughly acquainted with these things, and that
 9   II,  6, 3  |        though they dwell below, are acquainted. [This is the case], unless
10   II, 13, 4  |             light with which we are acquainted. And so, in all other particulars,
11   II, 14, 1  |     maintaining that they alone are acquainted with these ineffable and
12   II, 19, 2  |             of their seed, they are acquainted with the spiritual Pleroma,
13   II, 28, 6  | presumptuously maintain that ye are acquainted with the unspeakable mysteries
14   II, 28, 9  |         which we are not previously acquainted,--so that we may credit
15   II, 30, 7  |           true that he was becoming acquainted with that order of things
16   II, 32, 2  |             plants, so as to become acquainted with those which are prepared
17   II, 33, 2  |            thou oughtest also to be acquainted with other things; but if,
18   II, 33, 3  |           How, too, could it become acquainted with divine things, and
19   II, 34, 1  |           given by Abraham, who was acquainted not only with what respected
20  III, 14, 3  |          through him we have become acquainted with very many and important
21  III, 15, 2  |            they have already become acquainted with that place of refreshing
22  III, 25, 1  |         over and governed should be acquainted with their ruler; which
23   IV, pref, 4|      superior knowledge, and [to be acquainted with] ineffable mysteries;
24   IV, 23, 2  |           which, when he had become acquainted with, in a short space of
25    V,  3, 1  |            of his infirmity becomes acquainted with the power of God. For
26    V, 19, 2  |             s arrangements, and not acquainted with that dispensation by