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 1    I,  1, 1 | describe as being invisible and incomprehensible. Eternal and unbegotten,
 2    I,  2, 1 |     others he was invisible and incomprehensible. And, according to them,
 3    I,  2, 2 |    convinced that the Father is incomprehensible, and so laid aside her original
 4    I,  2, 5 |        Father's nature which is incomprehensible; but the reason of their
 5    I,  7, 2 |   should suffer who was at once incomprehensible and invisible. And for this
 6    I, 21, 1 |     redemption is invisible and incomprehensible, as being the mother of
 7    I, 21, 1 |      mother of things which are incomprehensible and invisible; and on this
 8    I, 24, 6 |       is rendered invisible and incomprehensible to the angels and all the
 9   II,  7, 6 | spreading into vast extent, and incomprehensible. For they must of necessity
10   II,  7, 6 |    spiritual, and diffused, and incomprehensible, how can those things which
11   II,  7, 6 |         destitute of figure and incomprehensible?~7.
12   II, 12, 1 |       on this account [Himself] incomprehensible; and He who is without figure
13   II, 17, 11|        the Father is altogether incomprehensible? They might surely have
14   II, 17, 11|     know that He was altogether incomprehensible. For if, on account of His
15   II, 17, 11|       the Father was altogether incomprehensible.~
16   II, 18, 2 |       viz.], that the Father is incomprehensible, and that He is past finding
17   II, 18, 2 |     learning that the Father is incomprehensible.~3.
18   II, 18, 4 |        she might comprehend the incomprehensible. And thus Enthymesis (thought)
19  III, 11, 5 |        the favour of drink: the Incomprehensible [acting thus] by means of
20  III, 16, 1 |  entered into the Pleroma in an incomprehensible and invisible manner: for
21  III, 16, 6 |          whom they assert to be incomprehensible, invisible, and impassible:
22  III, 16, 6 | invisible becoming visible, the incomprehensible being made comprehensible,
23   IV, 19, 2 |      measured in the heart, and incomprehensible is He in the mind; He who
24   IV, 20    |         THIS LIFE INVISIBLE AND INCOMPREHENSIBLE, NEVERTHELESS HE IS NOT
25   IV, 20, 5 |        live," for the Father is incomprehensible; but in regard to His love,