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 1    I,  2, 1|   known only to Monogenes, who sprang from him; in other words,
 2    I,  2, 2| youngest of the Duodecad which sprang from Anthropos and Ecclesia,
 3    I,  5, 1|  right-handed, and those which sprang from the passion, and from
 4    I,  5, 4|  elements of the world, again, sprang, as we before remarked,
 5    I,  7, 1|        spouse the Saviour, who sprang from all the AEons, that
 6    I, 15, 1|  coexisted Henotes, from which sprang two productions, as we have
 7    I, 16, 3|      of a defect, which itself sprang from another defect, so
 8    I, 27, 3|        other righteous men who sprang from the patriarch Abraham,
 9    I, 29, 3|        have those from whom he sprang; he also was, along with
10    I, 30, 3|   light which it possessed, it sprang back again, and was borne
11   II,  2, 3|       the Former of the world [sprang] from the Supreme Father,
12   II,  4, 1|    thus produced, it must have sprang from and been generated
13   II, 14, 1|         relates that then Love sprang from Chaos and Night; from
14   II, 17, 6|        the production of AEons sprang from Logos, as branches
15  III, 16, 6|      dispensational, or he who sprang from Joseph, was the Being
16  III, 22, 1|     Adam]. For if the one [who sprang] from the earth had indeed
17   IV,  7, 1|      descending upon those who sprang from him,--those, namely,
18   IV, 25, 1|     these last times, it again sprang up among mankind through
19    V, 19, 2|      being the Father--that it sprang forth (floruisse) of itself,