Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |       Ialdabaoth, a fiery God, a fourth number; for so they call
 2     V, 3 | instrumentality by the third and fourth (of the quaternion named
 3     V, 4 |         of respiration. "But the fourth river is Euphrates." This,
 4     V, 9 |           second Aoai, third Uo, fourth Uoab, fifth ... Other trustworthy
 5     V, 21|        four principles, and each fourth part of them is called a
 6     V, 21|          to the dominion of each fourth part, this stream of evil,
 7    VI, 11|          is a test. Numbers, the fourth of the books, signifies
 8    VI, 33|   originating Ogdoad, (which is) fourth (and) invisible, by the
 9    VI, 33| Anennoetus; third, Arrhetus; and fourth, Aoratus. And that from
10    VI, 35|      explained in the aforesaid (fourth) book, where we have proved
11    VI, 37|      letters; and he uttered the fourth (syllable), and this was (
12    VI, 42|          ascended the mountain a fourth person, and became the sixth.
13    VI, 43|       and the third Eta, and the fourth, even that in the midst
14    VI, 43|     psilon], and the seventh and fourth from the central one, O[
15   VII, 26|       and that there was another fourth god, a cause of evils. But
16     X, 15|          however, of these add a fourth, saying, good, just, evil,
17     X, 16|          was manifested; and the fourth to be an evil one. And Apelles
18     X, 26|    obtained its name from Judah, fourth son of Jacob, whose name