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 1    I, 12, 1|          These two came forth as types and images of the two affections
 2    I, 17, 1|       number, they declare to be types of the invisible Decad,
 3   II, 20, 5|          only two, cannot be the types of them.~ ~
 4   II, 21, 1|      never have constituted them types of some and not of others;
 5   II, 23, 2|       were done by the Lord were types of what took place in the
 6   II, 24, 3|        by means of the Demiurge, types of those things which are
 7   II, 24, 3|         have taken care that the types were found in things more
 8   II, 24, 3|    absurd [to maintain] that the types were not preserved in the
 9   II, 24, 4|            to change itself into types of things which have no
10   IV, 14, 3|        spiritual images, and the types of things to come; as also
11   IV, 14, 3|        is come." For by means of types they learned to fear God,
12   IV, 19   |         THE LATTER CANNOT BE THE TYPES OF OTHERS STILL SUPERIOR
13   IV, 19, 1|         all around us, should be types of the celestial, being [
14   IV, 19, 1| ineffable, are in their turn the types of celestial things and
15   IV, 19, 1|          continually finding out types of types, and images of
16   IV, 19, 1| continually finding out types of types, and images of images, and
17   IV, 26, 1|          pointed out by means of types and parables. Hence His
18   IV, 31   |       SHOULD RATHER SEEK IN THEM TYPES OF THINGS TO COME: AN EXAMPLE