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 1    IV, 2 |             II. DOCTRINES CONCERNING AEONS; THE CHALDEAN ASTROLOGY;
 2    IV, 2 |               speak of a sedition of AEons, and of a revolt of good
 3    IV, 2 |         concord of good with wicked (AEons), calling them Taparchai
 4    IV, 2 |             of the subject of these (AEons). But now, lest any one
 5    IV, 51|           and certain projections of Aeons, each rending the art differently,
 6     V, 1 |             immortal, progenitors of Aeons, O denizen of heaven, thou
 7     V, 4 |           root of the universe, viz. Aeons, Powers, Intelligences,
 8     V, 8 |            Christ an insurrection of Aeons and revolts of good into (
 9    VI, 12|              except there were three AEons who have stood, the unbegotten
10    VI, 13|           two offshoots from all the AEons, having neither beginning
11    VI, 15|      Anthropos," and "Ecclesia," and Aeons of Valentinus, are confessedly
12    VI, 24|        origin, and mother of all the Aeons computed by them (as existing)
13    VI, 24|            perfect number, viz., ten Aeons. For, he says, Nous and
14    VI, 25|           SYSTEM OF THE EMANATION OF AEONS.~Logos himself also, and
15    VI, 25|           Logos and Zoe offer twelve Aeons unto Nous and Aletheia.
16    VI, 25|             the primary roots of the Aeons. But there are ten the Aeons
17    VI, 25|         Aeons. But there are ten the Aeons proceeding from Nous and
18    VI, 25|           and Macaria. These are ten Aeons whom some say (have been
19    VI, 25|              affirm that the twelve (Aeons have been projected) by
20    VI, 25|              of all the twenty-eight Aeons, being a female, and called
21    VI, 25|           and power of the besetting Aeons, and hurried back into the
22    VI, 25|             that all the rest of the Aeons, as being begotten, generate
23    VI, 25|            and born after many more (Aeons), is not able to acquire
24    VI, 25| simultaneously, but in the begotten (Aeons) the female is projective
25    VI, 26|           the Pleroma. (For all) the Aeons that were begotten (became
26    VI, 26|          incomplete progenies of the Aeons should be generated; and
27    VI, 26|             at length seize upon the Aeons. All the AEons, then, betook
28    VI, 26|              upon the Aeons. All the AEons, then, betook themselves
29    VI, 26|              the supplication of the Aeons, orders a further projection.
30    VI, 26|         groans of Sophia. And thirty Aeons came into existence along
31    VI, 26|            should be a triacontad of Aeons, whereas others desire that
32    VI, 26|             the Father, and that the Aeons should be reckoned along
33    VI, 26|     separates from the entire of the Aeons, lest the perfect Aeons,
34    VI, 26|              Aeons, lest the perfect Aeons, beholding this (abortion),
35    VI, 26|       manifest itself to the perfect Aeons, the Father also again projects
36    VI, 26|      guardianship and defence of the Aeons, becomes a limit of the
37    VI, 26|         within itself all the thirty Aeons together, for these are
38    VI, 26|          Hysterema can come near the Aeons who are within the Pleroma.
39    VI, 26|      inferior in power to any of the Aeons within the Pleroma. Since,
40    VI, 26|            that with the rest of the Aeons they might glorify the Father.~
41    VI, 27|              harmony between all the Aeons within the Pleroma, it appeared
42    VI, 27|          Father. Then all the thirty Aeons consented to project one
43    VI, 27|             consented to project one Aeons, joint fruit of the Pleroma,
44    VI, 27|             was projected by all the Aeons in honour of the Father.
45    VI, 27|              and all the rest of the Aeons (were similarly affected);
46    VI, 27|      perplexity. He therefore, as an Aeons so great, and (as) offspring
47    VI, 29|           determine) that the thirty Aeons within the Pleroma have
48    VI, 29|            to these, projected other Aeons, according to the (numerical)
49    VI, 29|            is) the Logos, (and other Aeons,) who are celestial angels
50    VI, 29|          that is, the Pleroma of the Aeons. Wherefore, he says, "the
51    VI, 31|            VALENTINUS RESPECTING THE AEONS; REASONS FOR THE INCARNATION.~
52    VI, 31|       trespasses appertaining to the Aeons within (the Pleroma) had
53    VI, 31|             of the Father and of the Aeons, and divulged this to none.
54    VI, 32|        Proarche over the rest of the Aeons. And when Plato uses the
55    VI, 32|        supposes to be second all the Aeons that are within the limit (
56    VI, 32|             entire projection of the Aeons is made from the Father.
57    VI, 33|          XXXIII. SECUNDUS' SYSTEM OF AEONS; EPIPHANES; PTOLEMAEUS.~
58    VI, 33|             produced from the thirty Aeons, but from the fruits of
59    VI, 33|            of the projections of the Aeons." But others, again, denominate
60    VI, 33|            forth from the invisible (Aeons), viz., from Thelema, Nous,
61    VI, 38|            of the elements he called Aeons, and Logoi, and Roots, and
62    VI, 38|              he likewise denominates Aeons. And he uttered aloud to
63    VI, 40|              and is among the (five) Aeons of the Pleroma. (This name)
64    VI, 46|            through these and all the Aeons. And that this (seed) is
65    VI, 47|              having left the eleven (Aeons above), and departing downwards,
66    VI, 48|           portrays the number of the Aeons. And (they say) that the
67    VI, 50| allegorically of the measures of the Aeons. And inasmuch as these statements
68  VIII, 1 |             have been produced three AEons, which are principles from
69  VIII, 1 |             no addition to the three AEons; but these, in every respect.
70  VIII, 1 |            separated froth the three AEons. When each of these AEons
71  VIII, 1 |            AEons. When each of these AEons had obtained an originating
72  VIII, 1 |            ten. When, therefore, the AEons had become equal in number
73  VIII, 1 |          opinion, constituted thirty AEons in all, while each of them
74  VIII, 2 |      INCARNATION; THEIR DOCTRINES OF AEONS; THEIR ACCOUNT OF CREATION;
75  VIII, 2 |        altogether rumours. All these AEons, both the three and all
76  VIII, 2 |              and all those infinite (AEons which proceed) from these
77  VIII, 2 |      indefinitely, are hermaphrodite AEons. All these, then, after
78  VIII, 2 |               therefore, those three AEons were adorned with all virtue
79  VIII, 2 |           begotten by those infinite AEons from three immediately concerned
80  VIII, 2 |               for three immeasurable AEons being unanimous procreated
81  VIII, 2 |             him;--(after, I say, the AEons and only Son were thus adorned,)
82  VIII, 2 |         multitude of those infinite (AEons) indefinitely (generated)
83  VIII, 2 |          subjected (darkness) to the AEons. After, then, he had formed
84  VIII, 3 |             refrigerations from the (AEons) above, and continue in
85  VIII, 3 |            the forms of the supernal AEons, which were transferred
86  VIII, 3 |       however, became aware that the AEons, those (that subsist) collectively,
87  VIII, 3 |        behold the Pleroma of all the AEons, but that in a state of
88  VIII, 3 |         individual AEon of the three AEons; and while he was within
89  VIII, 3 |             within the triacontad of AEons, He entered into this world
90  VIII, 3 |              flesh." From the thirty AEons, therefore, (the Son) assumed
91  VIII, 3 |             on by each of the thirty AEons; and each of these is so
92  VIII, 9 |            existed certain invisible AEons. And he framed a legendary
93     X, 10|              than all the underlying AEons, with the exception of the
94     X, 12|            from this proceeded three AEons as the stem, and the leaves
95     X, 12|          that these projected thirty AEons, each (of them) ten; and
96     X, 12|        Docetae assert) that infinite AEons were indefinitely projected,
97     X, 12|            And (they say) that these AEons formed a design of simultaneously
98     X, 12|             alters the forms of all (AEons) into bodies. And the (Docetae)
99     X, 14|          there are certain invisible AEons, and that by some one of