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IAO - According to the ancient historians Theodoret, Diodorus Siculus and Clemens Alexandrinus, IAO is the ancient Hebrew version of the modern Jehovah, Yahweh, or God. This name of IAO also occurs in the ancient Askew Codex or Pistis Sophia. (In the Oracles text, IAO equates with Yahweh) When used in conjunction with Elohim, IAO refers to the masculine side of Deity.
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