Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 3  |         to say that the Demiurge imagined that he created all these
 2    I,  5, 3  | existence of his own mother, but imagined that he himself was all
 3    I,  5, 4  |          any spiritual essences, imagined himself to be God alone,
 4    I, 24, 5  |     three hundred and sixty-five imagined heavens. They also affirm
 5    I, 29, 4  |        On her thus departing, he imagined he was the only being in
 6    I, 30, 13 |         his disciples, that they imagined he had risen in a mundane
 7   II, 19, 2  |    things which they have vainly imagined and falsely uttered against
 8   II, 30, 9  |       second God, as Marcion has imagined; nor is there a Pleroma
 9  III,  5, 1  |          error. And to those who imagined that the Demiurge alone
10  III,  5, 3  |    stocks and stones, which they imagined to be gods, and worship
11  III, 12, 12 |         from Him who is God, and imagined that they have themselves
12  III, 17, 4  |         Ogdoads and Tetrads, and imagined subdivisions [of the Lord'
13  III, 18, 4  |       then He rebuked Peter, who imagined that He was the Christ as
14   IV, pref, 4|         by means of the serpent, imagined that he escaped the notice
15   IV,  6, 1  |          reproving the Jews, who imagined that they, had [the knowledge
16   IV,  9, 3  |        again, besides him who is imagined to have been discovered
17   IV, 17, 1  |          things by which sinners imagined they could propitiate God,
18   IV, 33, 5  |          Him, if He was a merely imagined being, and not a verity?