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 1    VI, 26|          projects additionally one Aeon, viz., Staurus. And he being
 2    VI, 26|          been projected. Now this (Aeon) is styled Horos, because
 3    VI, 26|          formed and made a perfect Aeon so that in no respect she
 4    VI, 27|           advance respecting this (Aeon), these they allege to hold
 5    VI, 37|       insubstantial and unbegotten Aeon, and that those forms are
 6    VI, 47|        Since, however, the twelfth Aeon, having left the eleven (
 7  VIII, 1 |     brethren. (And when this third AEon) had thrice realized himself
 8  VIII, 2 |        they all coalesced into one AEon. And in this manner they
 9  VIII, 2 |    supernal species from the third AEon, who had made himself threefold.
10  VIII, 2 |      himself threefold. This third AEon, however, beholding all
11  VIII, 2 |            have said, of the third AEon were intercepted in this
12  VIII, 2 |             the figure also of the AEon himself, such as he has
13  VIII, 3 |    correspond with each individual AEon of the three AEons; and
14  VIII, 3 |            the earth, because each AEon was in a peculiar manner
15     X, 9 |         has been generated from an AEon, that exists in the Hysterema
16     X, 10|          the head of the world, an AEon of inexpressible beauty
17     X, 10|            than all the underlying AEon, except the Sonship that
18     X, 12|            going together into one AEon, and that from this the
19     X, 12|         from this the intermediate AEon and from the Virgin Mary
20     X, 12| everlasting species. For the third AEon, which had tripled itself,
21     X, 12|           the species of the third AEon were, he says, overcome
22     X, 12|            the figure even of this AEon became a living fire, having