Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 30, 7|    means of the serpent, to transgress the command of Ialdabaoth.
2   II, 28, 7|    who were [afterwards] to transgress [His commandments]; but
3   IV, 12, 1|    said to them, "Why do ye transgress the commandment of God,
4   IV, 27, 3|  sake of those who did then transgress, but as a means of instruction
5   IV, 27, 3| whom certain persons do now transgress from among those who profess
6    V, 21, 2|    not suffering hunger, to transgress God's commandments, so in
7    V, 21, 2|   man observed, who did not transgress the commandment of God.~
8    V, 21, 3| beginning he enticed man to transgress his Maker's law, and thereby