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 1     I, prooe|          and creating testimony by letters, we shall unabashed proclaim.
 2    IV, 14   | TRANSFERENCE OF THESE DOCTRINES TO LETTERS; EXAMPLES IN PARTICULAR
 3    IV, 14   |        letter), they take away two letters of each name, and calculating
 4    IV, 15   |            And they, measuring the letters up (and) down, have wandered
 5    IV, 28   |       ascending smoke may waft the letters to demons. While, however,
 6    IV, 28   |           the latent and concealed letters to come once more into light;
 7    IV, 28   |           fumigator, the concealed letters would become plain. And
 8    IV, 28   |         thus scraped off) upon the letters traced with the milk, these
 9    IV, 34   |         THE ILLUSION OF THE SEALED LETTERS;OBJECT IN DETAILING THESE
10    IV, 34   |            they restore the sealed letters, with the actual seals themselves.
11    IV, 34   |          endeavouring to learn the letters written within. These contrivances,
12    IV, 40   |           to the question, and the letters are traced with gall juice
13    VI, 37   |        this was (composed) of four letters. Then he subjoined the second (
14    VI, 37   |            also (composed) of four letters. Next he uttered the third (
15    VI, 37   |        which was (composed) of ten letters; and he uttered the fourth (
16    VI, 37   |           was (composed) of twelve letters. Then ensued the pronunciation
17    VI, 37   |         name, (composed) of thirty letters, but of four syllables.
18    VI, 37   |      elements had its own peculiar letters, and its own peculiar form,
19    VI, 38   |         XXXVIII. MARCUS' SYSTEM OF LETTERS.~But the generic and expressed
20    VI, 38   |            is (composed) of thirty letters, and that each one of the
21    VI, 38   |        that each one of the thirty letters contains in itself other
22    VI, 38   |           contains in itself other letters, by means of which the title
23    VI, 38   |         And again, that the other (letters) are named by different
24    VI, 38   |             are named by different letters, and the rest by different (
25    VI, 38   |           that by writing down the letters individually, the number
26    VI, 38   |         Delta, (he says,) has five letters in itself, (viz.), Delta,
27    VI, 38   |          and Alpha; and these very letters are (written) by means of
28    VI, 38   |         written) by means of other letters. If, therefore, the entire
29    VI, 38   |       infinity, (and if) different letters invariably produce different
30    VI, 38   |       invariably produce different letters, and succeed one another,
31    VI, 38   |           more enormous sea of the letters? And if one letter is thus
32    VI, 38   |         entire name's depth of the letters out of which the patient
33    VI, 40   |        remarkable name, having six letters, invoked by all belonging
34    VI, 41   |             therefore,) that these letters which with you are (reckoned
35    VI, 41   |        suppose that there are some letters that are mute--nine of them--
36    VI, 41   |      assume) that there are other (letters that are) semi-vowels--eight
37    VI, 41   |      receive the emanation of the (letters) above them, but the reflux
38    VI, 41   |         number of the twenty-four (letters). And (he maintains), of
39    VI, 41   |          that there are six double letters of these elements, images
40    VI, 41   |         along with the twenty-four letters, produce, by an analogical
41    VI, 42   |            he says that the double letters involve the remarkable number.
42    VI, 42   |          consisting) of the thirty letters.~
43    VI, 43   |                             XLIII. LETTERS, SYMBOLS OF THE HEAVENS.~
44    VI, 44   |      GENERATION OF THE TWENTY-FOUR LETTERS.~And so far for these points.
45    VI, 44   |           is (that) of twenty-four letters. For Arrhetus has seven
46    VI, 44   |            Saviour consists of six letters, but that His ineffable
47    VI, 44   |     according to the number of the letters, one by one, consists of
48    VI, 44   |          Christ consists of thirty letters, and this exists, according
49    VI, 44   |           exists, according to the letters l which are in Him, the
50    VI, 44   |             they allege, of thirty letters. And they assert that for
51    VI, 45   |          that the entire number of letters that proceeded forth from
52    VI, 45   |         according to the number in letters, is eight hundred and eighty-eight.
53    VI, 47   |           is correlative (with the letters). For the figure of the
54    VI, 47   |              For the figure of the letters teaches (us as much). For
55    VI, 47   |          is placed eleventh of the letters, and this L is the number
56    VI, 47   |         letter), the number of the letters themselves, added together
57    VI, 47   |            the augmentation of the letters with the L itself, produces
58    VI, 48   |          THESE MYSTIC DOCTRINES OF LETTERS.~And by the Mother, they