Book, Chapter

 1    VI, 19|        having the iota the one tittle, a perfect number. And there
 2    VI, 19|   Pythagoreans, the i, the one tittle, which is chief and most
 3  VIII, 5 |     man, the one jot--that one tittle. And this one tittle is
 4  VIII, 5 |       one tittle. And this one tittle is an uncompounded, simple,
 5  VIII, 5 |  nothing at all. (And yet this tittle is likewise) compounded,
 6  VIII, 5 |    parts. That one indivisible tittle is, he says, one tittle
 7  VIII, 5 |        tittle is, he says, one tittle of the (letter) iota, with
 8  VIII, 5 |     countless names, and this (tittle) is an image of that perfect
 9  VIII, 6 |      monad, (that is,) the one tittle, is therefore, he says,
10  VIII, 6 |       actual power of this one tittle, are produced duad, and
11  VIII, 6 |        and uncompounded single tittle of the iota. And this is
12  VIII, 6 |    simple and uncompounded one tittle of the iota become, he says,
13  VIII, 6 |     Son of man is a jot in one tittle, which proceeds from above,
14  VIII, 7 |       are inherent) in the one tittle of the iota. (But) the seventh (
15  VIII, 7 |     has been formed by the one tittle. For cubes, and octahedrons,
16  VIII, 7 |    comprehended in that simple tittle of the iota. And this (tittle)
17  VIII, 7 |  tittle of the iota. And this (tittle) constitutes a perfect son
18  VIII, 7 |     this (rod) constitutes one tittle of the iota, and is (both)
19  VIII, 7 |      Conformably with that one tittle, the law constitutes the
20  VIII, 7 |        comprehended in the one tittle. But the entire is for those
21  VIII, 7 |       the summary of that one (tittle) of the perfect number.
22  VIII, 7 |       ten; and this is the one tittle. But from fourteen until
23  VIII, 7 |       which inheres in the one tittle of the world, and constitutes
24  VIII, 7 |         he says, would the one tittle require any substance such
25  VIII, 7 |      by ten strokes of the one tittle. And this (tittle) is Moses'
26  VIII, 7 |      the one tittle. And this (tittle) is Moses' rod, which was
27  VIII, 8 |     thyself, according to that tittle, and that He finds the outlet (
28     X, 13|       this is one iota and one tittle, and what is perfect (emanates)
29     X, 13| perfect, or, in other words, a tittle flows down from above, containing
30     X, 13|      world was made by the one tittle. For cubes, and octahedrons,
31     X, 13|    comprehended in that simple tittle of the iota, which is Son