Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 14|      thousand, seven monads; of eight thousand, eight monads;
 2    IV, 14|      monads; of eight thousand, eight monads; and in the case
 3    IV, 14|         of eighty (the root is) eight monads; and of sixty, six
 4    IV, 14|     instance, of nine, nine; of eight, eight; of seven, seven.
 5    IV, 14|        of nine, nine; of eight, eight; of seven, seven. In this
 6    IV, 14|        monads; of the (long) o, eight monads; of the n, five monads;
 7    IV, 14|        there is an even number, eight, and five an uneven number,
 8    IV, 14|      five an uneven number, the eight prevails, for it is larger.
 9    IV, 14|        the number nine, (makes) eight. Is there, then, not any
10    IV, 14|      has nine monads, Euphorbus eight: Menelaus gains the victory.
11    VI, 25|       Logos and Zoe--twenty and eight in all. And to these (ten)
12    VI, 41|  letters that are) semi-vowels--eight of them--of the Logos and
13    VI, 41|       Logos and Zoe, which have eight (semi-vowels); and Anthropos
14    VI, 41|       acquired the power of the eight (semi-vowels); and there
15    VI, 41|       numbers (nine, seven, and eight),--(these topai) being ogdoads.
16    VI, 44|        name) Christ consists of eight elements; for Chi consists
17    VI, 44|       has this number, which is eight hundred and one.~
18    VI, 45|   tenfold, generated the number eight hundred. And so it is that
19    VI, 45|      from ogdoad into decade is eight hundred and eighty-eight,
20    VI, 45|       the number in letters, is eight hundred and eighty-eight.
21    VI, 45| likewise the Greek alphabet has eight monads and eight decades,
22    VI, 45|   alphabet has eight monads and eight decades, and eight hecatontads;
23    VI, 45|   monads and eight decades, and eight hecatontads; and these exhibit
24    VI, 45|   exhibit the calculated sum of eight hundred and eighty-eight,