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 1    I, 10    |                                 X. UNITY OF THE FAITH OF THE CHURCH
 2    I, 11, 3 | nomenclature, whom I call Monotes (unity). Together with this Monotes
 3    I, 14, 5 |          had taken place, that the unity of the Pleromas, being endowed
 4    I, 16, 1 |           And then, reckoning from unity on to four, they thus generate
 5   II, 12, 4 |            that they tend again to unity, and are, in fact, all at
 6   II, 12, 4 |           Pleroma, do not preserve unity, but are separate from one
 7   II, 14, 6 |    conjunctions which proceed from unity. Marcus boasts of such views
 8  III, 12, 12|           the other hand, of their unity and harmony.~13.
 9  III, 17, 2 |         bringing distant tribes to unity, and offering to the Father
10  III, 17, 2 |             nor can a loaf possess unity, so, in like manner, neither
11  III, 17, 2 |           our bodies have received unity among themselves by means
12   IV, 13, 1 |            man into fellowship and unity with God. In the next place, [
13   IV, 26, 2 |          asunder, and separate the unity of the Church, [shall] receive
14   IV, 31, 2 |            by which commixture and unity the two synagogues--that
15   IV, 33, 3 |        forsooth, have conceded the unity [of God], while their [real]
16   IV, 33, 3 |            from [this doctrine of] unity, and taken up the notion
17   IV, 33, 7 |       advantage rather than to the unity of the Church; and who for
18   IV, 40, 1 |             and bringing [them to] unity, but preparing for the impenitent,