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 1     I, 2 |       affirmed this to be a sacred quaternion, source of everlasting nature,
 2    IV, 51|        numbers. This is the sacred quaternion, according to Pythagoras,
 3     V, 3 |           third and fourth (of the quaternion named above). For says he,
 4    VI, 18|             By him who to our head quaternion gives,~A font that has the
 5    VI, 18|       everlasting nature."~Now the quaternion is the originating principle
 6    VI, 18|        ones. And that likewise the quaternion generates, he says, the
 7    VI, 18|         number. Thus, he says, the quaternion in every respect imitated
 8    VI, 19|            of this (latter) is the quaternion having the iota the one
 9    VI, 29| PYTHAGOREAN SYSTEM OF NUMBERS.~The quaternion, then, advocated by Valentinus,
10    VI, 39|                         XXXIX. THE QUATERNION EXHIBITS "TRUTH."~And (Marcus
11    VI, 39|           Marcus alleged) that the Quaternion, after having explained
12    VI, 39|         wisdom. Observe," says the Quaternion, "then, first, the head
13    VI, 40|         was about to say more, the Quaternion, again advancing into the
14    VI, 41|           rendered fourfold by the Quaternion's ineffable word, produce