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 1   VII, 11|                       XI. THE "GREAT ARCHON" OF BASILIDES.~When, therefore,
 2   VII, 11|              of all germs, the Great Archon (and) Head of the world, (
 3   VII, 11|             you could mention. This (Archon), when begotten, raised
 4   VII, 11|    description appeared to the Great Archon to belong to the Son, and
 5   VII, 11|           belong to the Son, and the Archon caused Him to sit on his
 6   VII, 11|              Ogdoad, where the Great Archon has his throne. The entire
 7   VII, 11|           however, begotten of this (Archon), operates in Him, and offered
 8   VII, 12|              as applied to the Great Archon and his Son. For the Archon
 9   VII, 12|          Archon and his Son. For the Archon has generated, according
10   VII, 12|             the majesty of the Great Archon; (I mean) whatever objects
11   VII, 12| conglomeration of) all germs another Archon ascended, greater, of course,
12   VII, 12|            far inferior to the First Archon. And this (second Archon)
13   VII, 12|             Archon. And this (second Archon) is called by them Rhetus.
14   VII, 12|           styled Hebdomad, and this (Archon) is the manager and fabricator
15   VII, 12|             in the case of the First Archon. That which exists in this
16   VII, 13|          been written. For the Great Archon exercised dominion and possesses
17   VII, 13|              in those days the Great Archon, the Ogdoad, was King and
18   VII, 13|        Rhetus. This, he says, is the Archon of the Hebdomad, who has
19   VII, 13|          that is, the God, Arrhetus, Archon of the Ogdoad. All the prophets,
20   VII, 13|        naphtha, the Son of the Great Archon of the Ogdoad, as if he
21   VII, 13|            with the Son of the Great Archon.~
22   VII, 14|           that was seated beside the Archon, to the Archon, and the
23   VII, 14|            beside the Archon, to the Archon, and the Archon learned
24   VII, 14|               to the Archon, and the Archon learned that He was not
25   VII, 14|           taught of the Spirit." The Archon, then, being orally instructed,
26   VII, 14|                When, then, the Great Archon had been orally instructed,
27   VII, 14|              order likewise that the Archon of the Hebdomad might be
28   VII, 14|         Gospel. The Son of the Great Archon (therefore) kindled in the
29   VII, 14|            kindled in the Son of the Archon of the Hebdomad the light
30   VII, 14|          Sonship. And the Son of the Archon of the Hebdomad had radiance
31   VII, 14|         proclaimed the Gospel to the Archon of the Hebdomad. And in
32   VII, 14|          heavens, and that the great Archon of these is Abrasax, from
33   VII, 15|              nature. In this way the Archon of the Hebdomad will know
34   VII, 15|           lay hold also on the Great Archon of the Ogdoad, and similarly
35   VII, 15|            knowledge which the Great Archon did not understand. As,
36   VII, 15|         entire world,--now the great Archon is head of the entire world,--
37   VII, 15|        region where dwells the Great Archon, and (that element) remained
38   VII, 15|            remained beside the Great Archon. And he carried upwards
39  VIII, 2 |         light, from whence the Great Archon originated. And respecting
40  VIII, 2 |     originated. And respecting this (Archon) Moses observes: "In the
41  VIII, 3 |        object of this was,) when the Archon condemned his own peculiar
42     X, 10|           and was begotten the Great Archon, the head of the world,
43     X, 10| inexpressible beauty and size. This (Archon) having raised Himself as
44     X, 10|             is the Ogdoad. The Great Archon Himself, then, produces
45     X, 10|        celestial creation. And other Archon ascended from (the conglomeration
46     X, 10|           And they style this second Archon a Hebdomad. He is Maker,
47     X, 10|            are beneath Him, and this Archon produced for Himself a Son
48     X, 12|              was generated the Great Archon, regarding whom Moses converses,