Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1|      the entire Pleroma. By the conjunction of Logos and Zoo were brought
 2    I,  1, 1|        Propator was united by a conjunction with his Ennoea; then Monogenes,
 3    I,  1, 2|    forth emanations by means of conjunction. Logos and Zoe, after producing
 4    I,  2, 4|  above-mentioned Horos, without conjunction, masculo-feminine. For they
 5    I,  2, 4|    sometimes the Father acts in conjunction with Sige, but that at other
 6    I,  2, 4|     also restored to her proper conjunction. For her enthymesis (or
 7    I,  2, 5|   mother restored to her proper conjunction, they tell us that Monogenes,
 8    I,  2, 5|       as to the nature of their conjunction, and taught them that those
 9    I,  5, 3|         in reality made them in conjunction with the productive power
10    I,  6, 4|   unspeakable and indescribable conjunction; and on this account more
11    I,  6, 4|         practise the mystery of conjunction. And that they may persuade
12    I,  7, 1|      all the AEons, that thus a conjunction may be formed between the
13    I,  8, 5|         Here again he indicated conjunction; for all things, he said,
14    I,  8, 5|     another, in virtue of their conjunction. For Anthropos and Ecclesia
15    I, 11, 5|         may be formed the first conjunction.~
16    I, 12, 1|         took place according to conjunction. These two came forth as
17    I, 14, 5|         he declares to exist in conjunction with three powers, and thus
18    I, 29, 2|      sent forth Aletheia, and a conjunction was formed between Autogenes
19   II, 12, 2|     this united and inseparable conjunction, which constitutes but one
20   II, 12, 4|       on account of this latest conjunction, then [I reply that], in
21   II, 20, 5| according to [the principle of] conjunction, to have been united to
22   II, 21, 1|        AEons which Anthropos in conjunction with Ecclesia produced,
23   IV, 33, 3|       according to his peculiar conjunction. [It appears], then that