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 1    VI, 26| Metocheus, (or) Staurus, is the Ogdoad, as it is called, according
 2    VI, 27|   Cessation. For underneath the Ogdoad, where Sophia is, but above
 3    VI, 27|       those above, that is, the Ogdoad, it became immortal and
 4    VI, 27|    immortal and repaired to the Ogdoad, which is, he says, heavenly
 5    VI, 28|     exerted her energy from the Ogdoad to the Hebdomad. For the
 6    VI, 29|       likewise the parts in the Ogdoad have been subdivided, and
 7    VI, 29|         Sophia, the Mother, the Ogdoad, was really the cause of
 8    VI, 30|      Logos may proceed from the Ogdoad being born of Mary. Concerning
 9    VI, 31|  trespasses appertaining to the Ogdoad, (that is,) Sophia, outside (
10    VI, 33|       the chief and originating Ogdoad, (which is) fourth (and)
11    VI, 33|         complement of the first Ogdoad. They wish that these powers
12    VI, 41|         wanted (one of being an ogdoad), he who is in the Father
13    VI, 42|       thus became an illustious Ogdoad. And He contains in Himself
14    VI, 45|        tetrad. And it became an ogdoad, from which proceeded forth
15    VI, 45|        coming in along with the ogdoad, and rendering it tenfold,
16    VI, 45|       that proceeded forth from ogdoad into decade is eight hundred
17    VI, 47|       in this are comprised the ogdoad, and decade, and dodecade.
18    VI, 47|  remarkable one constitutes all ogdoad, as it is situated in the
19    VI, 47| produced nine). In this way the Ogdoad brought forth the number
20    VI, 47|      ninety-nine from the first Ogdoad, and Decade, and Dodecade.
21    VI, 48|     they accurately portray the Ogdoad. And next they compute ten
22    VI, 49|        Demiurge of the supernal Ogdoad, desirous of imitating the
23    VI, 49| stability and eternity of this (Ogdoad), on account of his being
24    VI, 49|        to the eternity of this (Ogdoad), thinking by the multitude
25   VII, 11|         what is denominated the Ogdoad, where the Great Archon
26   VII, 13|      days the Great Archon, the Ogdoad, was King and Lord, as it
27   VII, 13|        of the universe, and the Ogdoad is Arrhetus, whereas the
28   VII, 13|         Arrhetus, Archon of the Ogdoad. All the prophets, therefore,
29   VII, 13|         the Great Archon of the Ogdoad, as if he were some (sort
30   VII, 14|       and every creature of the Ogdoad had been orally instructed
31   VII, 14|        which came down from the Ogdoad above to the Son of the
32   VII, 14|    conterminous spirit upon the Ogdoad and Hebdomad, as far as
33   VII, 15|         the Great Archon of the Ogdoad, and similarly on all the
34   VII, 15|        had been divided into an Ogdoad, which is the head of the
35  VIII, 6 |      and hexad, and heptad, and ogdoad, and ennead, up to ten.
36     X, 9 |     constitutes the procreative Ogdoad. And the Valentinians maintain
37     X, 10|       Basilidians allege is the Ogdoad. The Great Archon Himself,
38     X, 10| illuminated the Son both of the Ogdoad and of the Hebdomad. And