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 1    I,  3, 6 | apostles that they endeavour to derive proofs for their opinions
 2    I, 13, 6 |        guide and introducer, do derive their forms from above,
 3    I, 21, 5 |       things for herself. For I derive being from Him who is pre-existent,
 4    I, 23, 2 |      whom all sorts of heresies derive their origin, formed his
 5    I, 31, 3 |        the school of Valentinus derive their origin from such mothers,
 6   II,  4, 2 |       the causes from which men derive their origin--either the
 7   II, 13, 10|     whether Logos and Zoe again derive their origin from these
 8   II, 17, 2 |      produced them, or did they derive their substance from some
 9   II, 18, 7 |       AEon, from whom also they derive their origin, these things
10   II, 25, 1 |       any one; so that they can derive arguments against the truth
11   II, 25, 1 |     from a system; nor does God derive His being from things made,
12   IV, 27    |       TO WRITING, THAT WE MIGHT DERIVE INSTRUCTION THEREBY, AND
13   IV, 30, 1 |      For from what source do we derive the houses in which we dwell,
14   IV, 30, 1 |       royal palace, do they not derive the utensils they employ
15   IV, 33, 3 |     Father, and that all things derive their existence from Him,
16   IV, 35, 3 |       offspring of their mother derive his knowledge of the mysteries
17    V, 28, 1 |        the light, that they may derive enjoyment from it, and from