Hektos marks the sixth position in a sequence, whether an hour, month, seal, angel, bowl, or foundation stone.

The term consistently marks the sixth place within an ordered sequence: a time marker such as an hour or month, and numbered items such as a seal, angel, bowl, or foundation stone. The supplied forms vary by case, gender, and number context, while the observed ordinal use remains the same.

1. Sixth position in an ordered series · dominant

   In Acts 10:9 and John 4:6, the feminine forms occur with the hour in scenes set around a specified point of the day; the APB renders each clause with “the sixth hour.” In Luke 1:26 the dative masculine form marks the month in which Gabriel was sent, while Revelation 6:12, Revelation 9:13, Revelation 16:12, and Revelation 21:20 place a seal, angel, bowl, and stone at the sixth point of their respective series.

   Acts 10:9John 4:6Luke 1:26Revelation 6:12Revelation 9:13Revelation 21:20

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the ordinal explicitly as “sixth,” including “the sixth hour,” “the sixth month,” “the sixth seal,” and “the sixth angel.” These renderings confirm the verse-level sequence without independently fixing every syntactic connection of the Greek form.