Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 16, 1|     Monad and a Dyad. And then, reckoning from unity on to four, they
 2    I, 16, 2|    again, without the Episemon, reckoning the number of the letters,
 3    I, 16, 2|        effect of changing their reckoning to the right hand.~3.
 4    I, 29, 4|         the last of the Ogdoad, reckoning it downwards. On her thus
 5   II, 12, 7|         can they assign for not reckoning along with the other AEons,
 6   II, 22, 5|       He preached only one year reckoning from His baptism. On completing
 7   II, 24, 2| unchanging, ought to uphold the reckoning connected with the names.
 8   II, 24, 2|        number of letters or the reckoning brought out of them, the
 9   II, 24, 6|       Greeks, by means of which reckoning is carried on among them,
10  III, 25, 2| judicial power from the Father, reckoning that as unworthy of God,