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 1    IV, 51|      custom of arithmeticians to style odd. In addition to all
 2     V, 2 |         entity) by all. For they style this good-producing, not
 3     V, 2 |       especial distinction, they style him Logios. For Mercury
 4     V, 3 |        Greeks by common consent (style) "celestial horn of the
 5     V, 3 |    functions). And the Phrygians style him, he says, "very fruitful"
 6     V, 4 |    mutilation of Rhea. Assyrians style thee thrice-longed-for Adonis,
 7     V, 8 |      from such (considerations), style the Monad male, and the
 8     V, 8 |          example, in Aries, they style the first of the twelve
 9     V, 9 |       ignorance is accustomed to style Osiris; (and) according
10     V, 9 | ignorance has been accustomed to style this Eros, according to
11     V, 18|      method. All those, however, style themselves Gnostics in this
12    VI, 1 |   heretics) which one may fairly style orgies,--for they who propagate
13    VI, 13|        before this (power) would style him father. As, therefore,
14   VII, 6 |        derived from the genus, I style him Socrates or Diogenes,
15     X, 5 |          third earthly. And they style him Adamas, and suppose
16     X, 9 |       spouse of this Father, and style the Father Himself Bythus.
17     X, 10|         the former one. And they style this second Archon a Hebdomad.