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 1 3 |        he finds so many names of AEons, so many marriages, so many
 2 7 |       FIRST EIGHT EMANATIONS, OR AEONS, CALLED THE OGDOAD, ARE
 3 7 |         speak) of the primordial AEons, the fraternal nuptials
 4 8 |       NAMES AND DESCENT OF OTHER AEONS; FIRST HALF A SCORE, THEN
 5 8 |          a birth a half-score of AEons; on the other hand, Homo
 6 8 |          power and desire of the AEons is spent. As if there were
 7 9 |      FEATURES IN ThE SYSTEM. THE AEONS UNEQUAL IN ATTRIBUTES. THE
 8 9 |  accomplished. For of the twelve AEons which Homo and Ecclesia
 9 11|    complete adjustment among the AEons. Even from this fellowship
10 11|        of Christ to instruct the AEons in the nature of their conjugal
11 12|           in common, so do these AEons enjoy a similar pleasure,
12 13| contained the first emanation of AEons, who are alike born, and
13 13|      their tutelar reform of the AEons, the piebald ornamentation
14 16|       over the whole body of the AEons, by subjecting them all
15 19|     these forms in honour of the AEons, they yet transfer this
16 19|    Demiurge, resembled the other AEons. Now, when I hear of such
17 31|   CHANGES TAKE PLACE AMONGST THE AEONS AS WELL AS AMONG MEN. HOW
18 35|         this, that each of these AEons should be born in two places,
19 37|          ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE AEONS AND CREATION, STATED AND
20 37|          the other emanations of AEons. Wonderful distinction,
21 38|         away from any one of the AEons, but from the fruits which
22 39|          the blossoms of all the AEons. Another party will have