Hypsiphrone Descends
[And she heeds] her brothers and sisters [...] Phainops and [...], and they speak [with each other] with a [mystery]. Now I [was of the first] rank [...] me. I abandoned [the place] of my [virginity] and I went out into the [world]. [Then I] was informed [about] these things by those who dwell in the [place] of my [virginity]. And I went down [to the world], and they said to [me, “Once more] Hypsiphrone [has abandoned] the [place of her] virginity.” Then he [who] heard, Phainops, [who breathes] into [her fountain of] blood, spread himself [out] for her. [And] he said, “[I am Phai]n[ops ...] veer away [...] desire of [... those] remnants, or that I may see a [person, of blood-likeness or ...] of a [... fire] and a [... in] his hands. Then [I said to] him, “Ph[ainops] has not [come] on me; he [has not] veered away. [...] [I] saw a person [...] him [...] For [...] what he said [...] Phainops this [...]. I saw him and [he said] to me, Hypsiphrone, “[why do you avoid] me? [Follow me] and I will instruct [you about these things].” So I followed [him], for [I] was in [great] fear. And he told [me] about a fountain of [blood] that is [revealed by] burning [...] he said [...].