Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 1|     Ennoea, whom they also call Charis and Sige. At last this Bythus
 2    I,  8, 5|       speaks of the Father, and Charis, and Monogenes, and Aletheia.
 3    I,  8, 5|        mentions the Father, and Charis, and Monogenes, and Aletheia,
 4    I,  9, 2|       has named the Father, and Charis, and Monogenes, and Aletheia,
 5    I, 13, 2|         reddish colour, so that Charis, who is one of those that
 6    I, 13, 2|    order that, by so doing, the Charis, who is set forth by this
 7    I, 13, 3|   worthy to be partakers of his Charis themselves to prophesy.
 8    I, 13, 3|      make thee a partaker of my Charis, since the Father of all
 9    I, 13, 3|         received by him. Behold Charis has descended upon thee;
10    I, 29, 2| luminaries; and these they name Charis (grace), Thelesis (will),