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Pistis Sophia
Chapter 137 (1: Of the powers which Yew bound into the five regents.)
Jesus continued and said: "Hearken then, that I may tell you their mystery. It came to pass then, when Yew had thus bound them, that he drew forth a power out of the great Invisible and bound it to him who is called Kronos. And he drew another power out of Ipsantachounchaïnchoucheōch, who is one of the three triple-powered gods, and bound it to Arēs. And he drew a power out of Chaïnchōōōch, who also is one of the three triple-powered gods, and bound it to Hermēs. Again he drew a power out of the Pistis the Sophia daughter of Barbēlō and bound it to Aphroditē.
Hypostasis of the Archons
THE REVELATION OF ELELETH (THE REVELATION OF ELELETH)
Now, as for that angel, I cannot speak of his power. His appearance is like fine gold and his raiment is like snow.…
Hypostasis of the Archons
SAMAEL’S SIN (SAMAEL’S SIN)
Their chief is blind. Because of his power and his ignorance and his arrogance he said, with his power, “I am god; there is no other but me.” When he said this, he sinned against all.…
Apocryphon of John
The Fall of Sophia (The Fall of Sophia)
Now, Sophia, who is the wisdom of afterthought and who constitutes an eternal realm, conceived of a thought from herself, with the conception of the invisible spirit and foreknowledge. She wanted to bring forth something like herself, without the consent of the spirit, who had…