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 1    I, pref, 2| Ptolemaeus, whose school may be described as a bud from that of Valentinus.
 2    I,  1, 3  |         these men; and they are described as being wrapped up, so
 3    I,  7, 1  |      things have taken place as described, then shall that fire which
 4    I,  8, 3  |       leaven which the woman is described as having hid in three measures
 5    I, 28, 1  |     from those heretics we have described. This arises from the fact
 6    I, 31, 4  |         in which they have been described, that I may not only expose
 7   II,  5, 1  |         of their Pleroma [is so described], the whole of it must be
 8   II, 14, 6  |   principle of all things, and [described] that initial principle
 9   II, 19, 1  |      kind of being [as has been described].~2.
10   II, 30, 7  |         But since he (Paul) has described that assumption of himself
11   II, 32, 5  |     these things were, shall be described in dealing with the proofs
12   IV,  2, 5  |       for a Being who can be so described admits neither of any other
13   IV, 25, 2  |      the beginning in Abel, and described by the prophets, but perfected
14   IV, 25, 3  |        a legal one, but others, described after the form of Christ,
15   IV, 27, 3  |         common people have been described in like manner, not for
16    V, 25     |       KINGDOM OF ANTICHRIST, AS DESCRIBED BY DANIEL AND PAUL.~1.
17    V, 28, 2  |      whose coming John has thus described in the Apocalypse: "And