- Monad, the One, the Absolute, Aiōn
Teleos (the
Perfect Aeon, αἰών τέλεος),
Bythos (Depth or Profundity, Βυθός), Proarchē (Before the Beginning, προαρχή),...
- personified) and
Bythos ("Sea-Depths"). The
Aphros is
shown with a pair of lobster-like
appendages growing out of his head, as is
Bythos (see images). In...
-
there were
those who
counted Bythos and Sige as the
first pair;
others who ****erted the
Single Principle excluded Bythos from the number, and made out...
- One, the Monad, Aion
teleos ("The
Broadest Aeon", Gr****: αἰών τέλεος),
Bythos ("depth or profundity", Gr****: βυθός),
Proarkhe ("before the beginning"...
-
propose that the
original creator deity,
called the Pléroma "Totality" or
Bythós "Deep"
preexisted Elohim and gave rise to such
later divinities and spirits...
-
described the
primal being,
called Bythos, as the
beginning of all things.
After ages of
silence and contemplation,
Bythos gave rise to
other beings by a...
- strains,
appearing in a
later game,
introduce four more
strains (Nous,
Bythos, Sige, Aletheia). Some
GUILT survivors were also
inflicted with latent,...
- (Cypriots call the
green locust βρούκα broúka) βυσσός byssós (Attic βυθός
bythós depth, bottom, chaos) γάννος gánnos
Ephesian (Attic
huaina (glanos Aristotle...
-
universe began with an original,
unknowable God,
referred to as the Parent,
Bythos ("Depth"), or as the
Monad by Monoimus. From this
initial unitary beginning...
- (literally, a 'fullness'). At the
centre of the
Pleroma was the
primal Father or
Bythos, the
beginning of all
things who,
after ages of
silence and contemplation...
