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 1 1intro|     By the help of the sacred names and titles and arguments
 2 3     |      soon as he finds so many names of AEons, so many marriages,
 3 4     |   path, by distinguishing the names and the numbers of the AEnons
 4 6     |  PROPOSES TO RETAIN THE GREEK NAMES OF THE VALENTINIAN EMANATIONS
 5 6     | blinded by so many outlandish names, collected together, and
 6 6     |    rendering of some of these names from the Greek to as to
 7 6     |        we shall use the Greek names; their meanings will be
 8 6     |       explaining the personal names, rendered necessary by the
 9 7     |      OF ALL THE OTHERS. THEIR NAMES AND DESCENT RECORDED.~Beginning
10 8     |                     VIII. THE NAMES AND DESCENT OF OTHER AEONS;
11 8     |     procreate. I now give the names of the half-score whom I
12 8     |      show the import of these names. In the schools of Carthage
13 8     |       numbers. As if no other names were to be got out of the
14 9     |      they give the additional names of Crux (Cross), and Lytrotes (
15 14    |       abundance of things for names to be also forthcoming.
16 19    |  between the propriety of the names and that of the works, from
17 19    |     works, from which all the names are suggested; since all
18 35    |   Tetrad, but under different names. For they put Proarche (