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 1 5 |     taught, is the power of the Logos. For the Lord of the universe,
 2 5 |          logikês dunameôs), the Logos Himself also, who was in
 3 5 |      And by His simple will the Logos springs forth; and the Logos,
 4 5 |    Logos springs forth; and the Logos, not coming forth in vain,
 5 5 |         of the Father. Him (the Logos) we know to be the beginning
 6 5 |         of many torches, so the Logos, coming forth from the Logos-power
 7 5 |     become destitute of speech (logos) by the transmission of
 8 5 |       in your minds. And as the Logos begotten in the beginning,
 9 5 |     also I, in imitation of the Logos, being begotten again, and
10 7 |       OF MAN.~ For the heavenly Logos, a spirit emanating from
11 7 | emanating from the Father and a Logos from the Logos-power, in
12 7 |    immortal principle also. The Logos, too, before the creation
13 7 |       men. And the power of the Logos, having in itself a faculty
14 7 |      God, then the power of the Logos excluded the beginner of
15 13|   comprehends the darkness. The Logos, in truth, is the light
16 18|       Yield to the power of the Logos! The demons do not cure,