Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  3, 2|      Iêsous], namely Iota and Eta. And, in like manner, they
2    I, 14, 3|      Zeta and Tau; her belly, Eta and Sigma; her thighs, Theta
3    I, 14, 7|       this Epsilon, the third Eta, the fourth, which is also
4    I, 16, 2|     instance, that the letter Eta (ê) along with the Episemon
5    I, 16, 2|       them up till we come to Eta, they bring out the Priacontad.
6    I, 16, 2| begins at Alpha and ends with Eta, omitting the Episeman,
7    I, 16, 2|  twenty-two is reached. Next, Eta being added to these, since