Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 4  |           Paul has referred to the conjunctions within the Pleroma, showing
 2    I,  9, 1  |            meant to indicate their conjunctions, he certainly would not
 3    I,  9, 1  |          with respect to the other conjunctions, he either would have been
 4    I,  9, 1  |            or if he enumerated the conjunctions of the rest, he would also
 5    I,  9, 2  |         not speak concerning their conjunctions, but concerning our Lord
 6    I, 21, 3  |          after the likeness of the conjunctions above. Others, again, lead
 7    I, 29, 1  |       Father sent forth Logos. The conjunctions of Ennoea and Logos, and
 8   II, pref, 2|  revelation and overthrow of their conjunctions, to put an end to these
 9   II, 12, 2  |           indeed all the remaining conjunctions of the AEons produced, ought
10   II, 12, 3  | necessarily follows that the other conjunctions also admit of disjunction
11   II, 12, 4  | imaginations, that the rest of the conjunctions also were disjoined and
12   II, 12, 4  |          one, if indeed these very conjunctions, which are within the Pleroma,
13   II, 12, 6  |           For if they describe the conjunctions [of the AEons] as united,
14   II, 14, 6  |          to bring into vogue those conjunctions which proceed from unity.
15  III, 11, 7  |          John, to illustrate their conjunctions, shall be proved to be totally