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 1    I,  4, 1|      Sophia, an AEon, due to degeneracy by means of passion, but
 2   II,  4, 2| truly entail [the charge of] degeneracy upon the entire Pleroma,
 3   II, 13, 6|    ever sink into a state of degeneracy or degradation. For with
 4   II, 13, 6|  with the Father there is no degeneracy, unless perchance as in
 5   II, 13, 7|     their work of [supposed] degeneracy is brought to nothing, and
 6   II, 17, 9|   was produced in a state of degeneracy. For [they hold] that perfect
 7   II, 18, 1|   involved in ignorance, and degeneracy, and passion? For these
 8   II, 19, 9|     produced in [a state of] degeneracy; and another Christ, whom
 9   II, 19, 9|  were formed in [a state of] degeneracy, and that He was produced
10   II, 19, 9|      on account of this very degeneracy? It is thus their opinion
11   II, 19, 9|     a state of ignorance and degeneracy, neither Christ, nor the
12   II, 31, 1|      the [supposed state of] degeneracy, and the inconstant character
13  III, 16, 8|     made Aeons in a state of degeneracy. Such men are to outward
14   IV, 27, 4|    and existed in a state of degeneracy; but that there was another
15   IV, 33, 3|  after [the occurrence of] a degeneracy or apostasy; and they maintain
16   IV, 35, 1|     into being in a state of degeneracy and ignorance? Was it that
17   IV, 35, 2|     the spirit of ignorance, degeneracy, and error, and the offspring
18   IV, 35, 2|   above, but on another from degeneracy below, thus becoming the