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Arabic citations of أركون
10th century CE, Abū al-Faraj Muḥammad ibn al-Nadīm, الفِهْرِسْت [al-fihrist, The Book Catalogue]:قال ثم إن أحد أولئك الأراكنة والنجوم والزجر والحرص والشهوة والاثم تناكحوا فحدث من تناكحهم الإنسان الأول الذي هو آدم والذي تولى ذلك أركونان ذكر وأنثى ثم حدث تناكح آخر فحدث منه المرأة الحسناء التي هي حواء قال فلما رأى الملائكة الخمسة نور الله وطيبه الذي استلبه الحرص وأسره في ذينك المولودين سألوا البشير وأم الحياة والانسان القديم وروح الحياة أن يرسلوا إلى ذلك المولود القديم من يطلقه ويخلصه ويوضح له العلم والبر ويخلصه من الشياطين- He said, "Then one of the archons, the stars, the Scream, Greed, Lust, and Sin intermingled, and from their coupling came the First Human, Adam. The two who brought him forth were two archons, a male and a female. Then the two coupled once more, and from it came forth the Fair Woman, Eve. But when the five angels saw the light of God and his goodness, which Greed had stolen and which he had sealed inside the two newborns, they pleaded with the Messenger, the Mother of Life, the Protoman, and the Spirit of Life to send to the first newborn one who could set him free and deliver him, and teach him knowledge and virtue, and save him from the fiends."