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  1     I, 1 |             and a certain maid, by name Thratta, remarked of him
  2     I, 17|   followers of Zeno obtained their name from the place--that is,
  3     I, 21|           language call God by the name which we have mentioned
  4     I, 21|          this discourse which they name God they assert to be corporeal,
  5    IV, 14|         five. Grant that from some name we take certain roots of
  6    IV, 14|           For instance, (from) the name Agamemnon, there is of the
  7    IV, 14|        nine is nine: therefore the name Agamemnon terminates in
  8    IV, 14|           do the same with another name -Hector. The name (H)ector
  9    IV, 14|          another name -Hector. The name (H)ector has five letters--
 10    IV, 14|        root of ten is a monad. The name Hector, therefore, when
 11    IV, 14|          as now in the case of the name Hector we have found nineteen
 12    IV, 14|            so that the root of the name Hector will be a monad.
 13    IV, 14|          be a monad. Again, of the name Patroclus these numbers
 14    IV, 14|     therefore, are the root of the name Patroclus. Those, then,
 15    IV, 14|        example, in the case of the name Patroclus, the aggregate
 16    IV, 14|         monads are the root of the name Patroclus. If, however,
 17    IV, 14|           for example, if from any name, after having added together
 18    IV, 14|            once; for instance, the name Patroclus has the pa twice,
 19    IV, 14|        monads; and the root of the name will be, according to the
 20    IV, 14|          six. In like manner, (the name) Sarpedon, when made the
 21    IV, 14|        prevails. But how does (the name) Sarpedon, according to
 22    IV, 14|         For when there may be in a name the letter (long) o and (
 23    IV, 14|        above declared. Again, (the name) Ajax makes four monads; (
 24    IV, 14|        makes four monads; (but the name) Hector, according to the
 25    IV, 14|             Alexander has a proper name (Paris). But Paris, according
 26    IV, 14|             is there) not a proper name for Ulysses? for he has
 27    IV, 14|         but history hands down the name of Ulysses as the conqueror,
 28    IV, 14|         second (letter), from each name they take away the first
 29    IV, 14|           away two letters of each name, and calculating the rest,
 30    IV, 15|           difficulty, Perhaps this name was not a family one, but
 31    IV, 44|       ennead subtracted). Now this name is an even number, and when
 32    IV, 48|           what they express by the name "Cyon" (Canis), that is,
 33    IV, 51|          thus: Mind, Intelligence, Name, Voice, Ratiocination, Reflection;
 34     V, 1 |           OF HERESY; ORIGIN OF THE NAME NAASSENI; THE SYSTEM OF
 35     V, 2 |         soul when styled by such a name. But Venus is production,
 36     V, 3 |        CHOSE TWELVE DISCIPLES; THE NAME CORYBAS, USED BY THRACIANS
 37     V, 3 |         dissonantly moved. For the name, he says, of PAPA belongs
 38     V, 3 |          the natural (men) use the name, but because, he says, he
 39     V, 4 |       Corybas; and them Phrygians (name thee) at one time Papa,
 40     V, 4 |           four heads, and that the name of the first river is called
 41     V, 4 |           what is spoken. "But the name of the second river is Gihon:
 42     V, 4 |        sort of labyrinth. "And the name of the third is Tigris.
 43     V, 8 |      sources), made alterations in name only, while in reality they
 44     V, 8 |          Now these, falsifying the name of truth, proclaim as a
 45     V, 9 |           all sorts of waters. Her name is Chorzar. Ignorance is
 46     V, 9 |            this Ceres, (while) her name is Bena; and according to
 47     V, 10|          the Peratae is altered in name only from the (art) of the
 48     V, 10|         have, however, altered the name of these, as one may perceive
 49     V, 15|        that is placed between. The name, however, of "phaos ruentes"
 50    VI, 2 |         opinions under a change of name. This Simon being an adept
 51    VI, 4 |      revelation of (the) voice and name (recognisable) by means
 52    VI, 7 |        Intelligence," "Voice" and "Name," "Ratiocination" and "Reflection."
 53    VI, 8 |           very good. But Voice and Name (the second of the three
 54    VI, 14|          being styled by whichever name (of the three just mentioned)
 55    VI, 15|          Helen, would call them by name, he is cast off, as being
 56    VI, 15|        Intelligence," "Voice" and "Name," "Ratiocination" and "Reflection."
 57    VI, 27|            Jesus,--for this is his name,--the great High Priest.
 58    VI, 31|           the God of Jacob; and my name I have not announced to
 59    VI, 37|            styling it by some such name; and in the case of the
 60    VI, 37|           the pronunciation of the name was of the following description.
 61    VI, 37|        utter the first word of the name itself, which was Arche,
 62    VI, 37|        pronunciation of the entire name, (composed) of thirty letters,
 63    VI, 37|           was uttering the entire (name). For each of these (elements),
 64    VI, 37|          being part of the entire (name), he denominates (according
 65    VI, 38|          as being contained in the name of "Ecclesia." And the final
 66    VI, 38|          complement of the entire (name); but that the sound, as
 67    VI, 38|        infinite, behold the entire name's depth of the letters out
 68    VI, 40|                            XL. THE NAME OF CHRIST JESUS.~But, after
 69    VI, 40|        that the discourse became a name, and that the name was that
 70    VI, 40|        became a name, and that the name was that which we know and
 71    VI, 40|        soon as she had named this (name) she remained silent. While
 72    VI, 40|        since to possess is not the name; for you have merely the
 73    VI, 40|          For Jesus is a remarkable name, having six letters, invoked
 74    VI, 40|        Christ); whereas the other (name, that is, Christ,) consists
 75    VI, 40|        Aeons of the Pleroma. (This name) is of another form and
 76    VI, 42| twenty-four elements, produced the name (consisting) of the thirty
 77    VI, 44|             but that His ineffable name, according to the number
 78    VI, 44|          says) that the ineffable (name) in Christ consists of thirty
 79    VI, 44|       counted one by one. For the (name) Christ consists of eight
 80    VI, 44|          three. Thus the ineffable name in Christ consists, they
 81    VI, 45|            which is Jesus; for the name Jesus, according to the
 82    VI, 46|           Jesus, therefore, is the name of the man of the dispensation,
 83    VI, 48|        compass, and this also they name an eighth heaven: and in
 84   VII, 6 |         when I impart form under a name to a man derived from the
 85   VII, 6 |      repeat,) I comprehend under a name the man who constitutes
 86   VII, 6 |          been comprehended under a name, it is not possible that,
 87   VII, 6 |    predicated by means of a common name of all particular animals,
 88   VII, 8 |           is, he says, above every name that is named. For, he says,
 89   VII, 13|           manifested unto them the name of God" (for so they wish
 90   VII, 13|            and Dominion, and every Name that is named. And (the
 91   VII, 14|             from the fact that his name comprises the computed number
 92   VII, 20|            the Gentiles the divine name of the Church. (And the
 93  VIII, 8 |            for themselves an empty name.~
 94    IX, 2 |            appeared one, Noetus by name, and by birth a native of
 95    IX, 5 |           and that He is styled by name Father and Son, according
 96    IX, 7 |          all, but did not give the name of Callistus, knowing the
 97    IX, 10|      baptized a second time in the name of the Great and Most High
 98    IX, 10|          Most High God, and in the name of His Son, the Mighty King.
 99    IX, 10|         his wearing apparel in the name of the Mighty and Most High
100     X, 8 |            Intelligence, Voice and Name, Ratiocination and Reflection.
101     X, 23|       spoken of, and called by the name of Son, yet that in substance
102     X, 25|          bore on the titlepage the name of one Elchasai. These,
103     X, 26|          Judea, which obtained its name from Judah, fourth son of
104     X, 26|         fourth son of Jacob, whose name was also called Israel,
105     X, 26|        Jews are denominated by the name of Hebrews. In the time
106     X, 27|             they did not receive a name from the actual localities,
107     X, 27|          Japheth, and received the name Javan, and became the progenitor