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 1    I,  2, 3| amorphous substance, such as her female nature enabled her to produce.
 2    I,  2, 4|     independent both of male and female. They term this Horos both
 3    I,  2, 6|     Anthropos, and Christus. The female AEons, too, became all as
 4    I, 11, 5|    consort, and neither male nor female, and, in fact, nothing at
 5    I, 14, 1|          and is neither male nor female, willed to bring forth that
 6    I, 21, 5|          but to Achamoth, who is female in nature, and made these
 7    I, 21, 5|    vessel more precious than the female who formed you. If your
 8    I, 21, 5|          any male consort; but a female springing from a female
 9    I, 21, 5|          female springing from a female formed you, while ignorant
10    I, 23, 2|    passed in succession from one female body to another, as from
11    I, 28, 1|        Him who made the male and female for the propagation of the
12    I, 30, 3|          thrown off, they call a female from a female.~4.
13    I, 30, 3|        they call a female from a female.~4.
14   II, 10, 3|        Mother, whom they style a female from a female, produced
15   II, 10, 3|       they style a female from a female, produced from~her passions
16   II, 12, 2|         in their opinion, that a female AEon should exist side by
17   II, 12, 3|    production which they name "a female from a female." They thus
18   II, 12, 3|       they name "a female from a female." They thus rush into such
19   II, 20, 3|        declare, gave origin to a female offspring, weak, infirm,
20  III, 25, 6|          that is, without God, a female from a female, that is,
21  III, 25, 6|     without God, a female from a female, that is, corruption from
22   IV, 15, 2|          beginning made male and female, and reproving them as hard-hearted