Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 3|          then, her head on high, Alpha and Omega; her neck, Beta
 2    I, 14, 6|      descent of the dove (who is Alpha and Omega) made clearly
 3    I, 14, 7|         heaven indeed pronounces Alpha, the next to this Epsilon,
 4    I, 15, 1|          he declares that fie is Alpha and Omega, that he may indicate
 5    I, 15, 2|        this account He is called Alpha and Omega, indicating His
 6    I, 16, 2| Priacontad. For if one begins at Alpha and ends with Eta, omitting
 7    I, 16, 2|    affairs above, since, on from Alpha, omitting Episemon, the
 8    I, 16, 3|         so striking, by means of Alpha and Beta, and through the
 9    I, 20, 1|          as is usual, "Pronounce Alpha," replied [as He was bid], "
10    I, 20, 1|        replied [as He was bid], "Alpha." But when, again, the teacher
11    I, 20, 1|          thou first tell me what Alpha is, and then I will tell
12    I, 20, 1|          revealed under its type Alpha.~2.