bold = Main text
   Chapter                            grey = Comment text

 1 2 |        children again" towards God, " to be as children in
 2 2 |    able to know and to declare God, whereas wisdom alone will
 3 3 |    ashamed to recognise Him as God whom nature has already
 4 4 |    however, he kept apart from God. Valentinus had included
 5 7 |      dwelling for each several god of theirs. Even our Creator
 6 7 |  chamber, and assigned to each god by just as many staircases
 7 7 |      know not where. There the god even of the Valentinians
 8 7 |         if Life existed not in God! However, this offspring
 9 11| ATTAINMENT OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD ABLY EXPOSED.~Accordingly,
10 11|       that it is expedient for God not to be apprehended, on
11 13|  outside, in free space, where God did not exist?~
12 15|      the Demiurge himself, our God, is said to have had its
13 16|      who presume to teach that God made all things out of Matter,
14 18|     thereof: she produces this God of ours, the God of all
15 18| produces this God of ours, the God of all except of the heretics,
16 20|      him at once to be father, god and, king before the conceits
17 21|  uttered this soliloquy: "I am God, and beside me there is
18 24|     their conceits respecting: God, or, if you like, the gods,
19 32| content to be classed with our god, in whom lies our own origin.
20 34|       gender rather than "this god." Others again, on the other
21 39|       concerning faith in that God, with whom you are now yourself