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 1     V, 1 |     for the serpent is called naas (in Hebrew). Subsequently,
 2     V, 4 |  worship any other object but Naas, (from thence) being styled
 3     V, 4 |    being styled Naasseni. But Naas is the serpent from whom,
 4     V, 4 |     whom, i.e., from the word Naas, (the Naassene) says, are
 5     V, 4 |       in the temple itself is Naas, from whom it has received
 6     V, 21|     follows: Babel, Achamoth, Naas, Bel, Belias, Satan, Sael,
 7     V, 21|       of the maternal angels--Naas. For so, says (Justinus),
 8     V, 21|     power to her third angel, Naas, that by every species of
 9     V, 21|      good and evil," which is Naas. Now the meaning is, that
10     V, 21|      guilty of transgression. Naas, however, has committed
11     V, 21|     One. But the third angel (Naas), by the soul which came
12     V, 21| manner also--by the prophets--Naas, by a similar device, through
13     V, 21|      and proceeded to preach. Naas therefore wished to entice
14     V, 21| faithful to Baruch. Therefore Naas, being inflamed with anger
15     V, 21|       know that) the eagle is Naas, and Ganymede Adam. And
16     V, 22|    the wicked machinations of Naas. According to that same