Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  2, 2|        and that then, having with difficulty been brought back to herself,
2    I,  4, 5|          of passion, and had with difficulty escaped from them, she turned
3    I, 13, 5|         last, when, with no small difficulty, the brethren had converted
4   II, 10, 2|          in their speculations] a difficulty incapable of solution. For
5   II, 16, 2|                              This difficulty presented itself to Basilides
6   II, 19, 4|         it, had she not then with difficulty stretched herself outwards,
7   II, 33, 2|          would escape this son of difficulty. He attempted no kind of
8   IV, 32, 1| vanquished, they should have some difficulty in making good their escape.