Syriac
the moon) in DMT i, p. 1.
...c:..,r< mother
~, ...c:..,r< Mother of Life 313 .
27.6-28.1 (the:::::: evoked by the Father
of Greatness), 313.28.2-3 (the : : :
evoked the Primal Man); 315.4.2-3
(Call and Respondent ascended to the
::::::),315.5.3-4 (the:::::: put on the Res-
pondent), 315.9.3-4 (the slain and
flayed Archons delivered to the ::::::),
315.9.5-6 (the:::::: stretched out the
heavens from the skins of the slain
Archons), 315.27.5-6 (the;:::: stood in
prayer and implored the Father of
Greatness)
blr< say 313.24.2; 314.25.l, 28.2; 315.
1.2,2.3; 317.9.1; 318. 2.6; ~r< [peal
s.m. act. part.] saying 313.12.5,16.2,
18.7,21.3,23.3,27.2; 314.2.2,3.7,
10.3, 13.3,28.2; 315.27.1; 317.3.5,
15.6,28.1
r<Jr< I (used of Ashqalon) 317.10.4, 6
~r< them 314.10.6 (used of the Five
Sons of Darkness); 316.1.4 (used of
the Mother of Life together with the
Primal Man and with the Living
Spirit)
~r< man 314.1.6 (metaphor of one
who clothes himself), 314.8.6 (meta-
phor of one who hands over himself
to his enemy as offering), 314.12.1
(metaphor of one who is hurt by a
dog); 316.24.2 (metaphor of one who
loathes his own vomit); 317.18.1
(metaphor of a righteous one who
finds a demon-possessed man),
317.18.4 (metaphor of a demon-
possessed person)
".~.•.!'UD r6ur< Primal Man (Deity
of the First Evocation) 313.28.5-6
(evoked by the Mother of Life), 313.
28.7-314.1.1 (evoked his Five Sons);
314.4.4-5 (his way illumined by the
angel NI:ISBT), 314.7.2-3 (gave him-
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self and his Five Sons to be eaten),
314.13.5-6 (regained his conscious-
ness), 314.21.4-5 (found in the Realm
of Darkness by the Living Spirit and
his Five Sons), 314.24.5-6 (his form
revealed by the voice of the Living
Spirit), 314.27.8-315 .1.1 (responded
to the Call); 315 .6 .6-7 .1 (descended
upon by the Living Spirit and the Mo-
ther of Life), 315.27.7-28 .1 (together
with the Mother of Life and the Liv-
ing Spirit besought the Father for the
redemption of the devoured Light)
'\mr<' bind,fasten; '\mr<'a [# conj . a]
317.22.3 (the Luminous Jesus bound
the Great (female) Archon apart from
Adam); r<''W:Dr<'a [peal pass . pall. s.f.
# conj. a] and bound 317.27.4
(Adam's own self in a ll that exists)
r<''ta.mr<' binder 318.3.5 (the body as the
;:::: of the soul of Adam)
~r<' also 317.19.6
r<!!.r< face ; pI. ,am-1it.r<'faces 313.12 .3
(i.e. of the Manichaeans, polemical)
~ .. r<.Iour; ~'tr<:ra [# prep. :r # conj.
aJ and the fourth 316.5.1
rG'tr<' lion; ;CCTl.J:r rG'tr< ~r<' as a lion
that roars (describing Adam) 318.2.1
r<:.\,.Jcu'tr< Archons 315.8.6 (the Living
Spirit ordered his sons to slay and
flay the Archons), 25.1 (the King of
Glory raised a covering so that the
Three Bowls could ascend over the
:::::),26.6 (so that the Five Luminous
Gods may not burn up with the
venom of the :::::); 316.13.3 (the Mes-
senger made his fOlm visible to the :::::,
male and female), 15.4 (all the :::::,
male and female, were filled with lust
for the Messenger), 20.5 (the Light
which proceeded from the : : : ), 23 .3
(the sin which had fallen upon the :::::);
r<'~a.\rJcu .. r< f emale Archon 317.22 .5
~'tr<'f. earth, 316.25.1; 317.6.3;