Book, Chapter

 1     I, 5 |      originating principle and element of existing things, being
 2    VI, 18|         For he asserts that an element and principle of both corporeal
 3    VI, 37|   letter) of which this was an element. And of course none of them
 4    VI, 37|        last letter of the last element, and uttered it in a single
 5    VI, 38|       final letter of the last element sent forth its own peculiar
 6    VI, 38|   remained below. And that the element itself, from which the letter
 7    VI, 38| understand what is spoken. The element Delta, (he says,) has five
 8    VI, 38|     how much greater than that element is the more enormous sea
 9    VI, 39|      This is the figure of the element; this the character of the
10    VI, 39|     letter. And he styles this element Man, and affirms it to be
11   VII, 15| Hebdomad. And he revived that (element in his nature) which was
12   VII, 15|        Great Archon, and (that element) remained beside the Great