Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 6|       Him who appeared as the Episemon in regard to that number.
 2    I, 14, 6|    double letters contain the Episemon number; for this Episemon,
 3    I, 14, 6|     Episemon number; for this Episemon, when joined to the twenty-four
 4    I, 14, 7|         Consider this present Episemon," she says--"Him who was
 5    I, 14, 7|   formed after the [original] Episemon, as being, as it were, divided
 6    I, 15, 2|        he alleges, before the Episemon of this name appeared, that
 7    I, 16, 1|       because it contains the Episemon, and because the Episemon [
 8    I, 16, 1|     Episemon, and because the Episemon [so to speak] waits upon
 9    I, 16, 2| letter Eta (ê) along with the Episemon constitutes an Ogdoad, inasmuch
10    I, 16, 2|      Then, again, without the Episemon, reckoning the number of
11    I, 16, 2|       on from Alpha, omitting Episemon, the number of the letters
12   II, 24, 1|       they sometimes call it "Episemon," as having six letters,
13   II, 24, 2|     explanation, then, of the Episemon is false, and their numerical