Chapter XIII

, _infra_.

Footnote 181:

See n. 3, p. 41, _supra_.

Footnote 182:

Cf. Charles, _Book of the Secrets of Enoch_, pp. 7, 57.

Footnote 183:

Irenaeus, Bk I. c. 28, p. 232, Harvey.

Footnote 184:

It is curious that she did not also mention herself or the First Woman.

Footnote 185:

This is the story of the earliest or Greek text; the Latin says that he said it to divert the minds of his rebellious sons.

Footnote 186:

Irenaeus, Bk I. c. 28, pp. 232-234, Harvey. This Adam is of course not to be confused with Adamas. Neither did he resemble the Adam of Genesis, for he is described as being _immensum latitudine et longitudine_. Harvey, _ubi cit._, gives many parallels to this from the Talmud and Cabala, which must be either taken directly from the Ophite author or borrowed from a common source. For Eve’s creation, see n. 2, p. 58, _supra_.

Footnote 187:

Cf. the vestures of light belonging to Jesus in the _Pistis Sophia_,

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