bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter, Paragraph                   grey = Comment text

 1    I,  3, 4|   everything by the following passage: "Every male that openeth
 2    I,  9, 4|    this kind is the following passage, where one, describing Hercules
 3    I, 19, 2|     by the prophets. But this passage, "No man shall see God and
 4    I, 20, 2|      they assert that in this passage the AEons receive the name
 5    I, 20, 3|     they adduce the following passage as the highest testimony,
 6    I, 20, 3|   they desire to construe the passage as if teaching that the
 7  III,  6, 1|    over all creation, as this passage has it: "The LORD said unto
 8  III,  7, 1|       For if any one read the passage thus--according to Paul'
 9  III,  7, 2|       proper] reading [of the passage], and if he do not exhibit
10  III,  7, 2|   thus we do not read in that passage, "the god of this world,"
11  III, 12, 9|   from the dead." Now in this passage he does not only declare
12  III, 18, 3|    name of Christ, as in that passage: "Destroy not him with thy
13  III, 21, 5|      therefore, who alter the passage of Isaiah thus, "Behold,
14  III, 21, 5|   presumed to alter even this passage also.~6.
15   IV,  5, 5|     overthrow, because of one passage, which they certainly do
16   IV,  6, 1|     same; for John omits this passage. They, however, who would
17   IV, 20, 6|   apostle expounded this very passage, when he said, "Now there
18   IV, 29, 1|       read in the Gospel that passage where the Lord replied to
19   IV, 29, 2|   that the Red Sea afforded a passage to the people, but that
20   IV, 35, 4|     by one with regard to any passage those who are their leading
21   IV, 35, 4|     one of them referring the passage in question to the Propator--
22   IV, 35, 4|       others [will regard the passage] as referring to Christ,
23   IV, 35, 4|      them with regard to one [passage], holding discordant opinions
24   IV, 35, 4|       when the same identical passage is read out, they all begin
25   IV, 40, 2|  manifestly declared [in this passage], "making peace and creating
26    V,  9   |          IX. SHOWING HOW THAT PASSAGE OF THE APOSTLE WHICH THE
27    V,  9, 1| kingdom of God." This is [the passage] which is adduced by all
28    V, 11, 2|     Since, therefore, in that passage he recounts those works
29    V, 12, 4|    substance of flesh in that passage where he said, "Put ye off
30    V, 13, 3|    they will allege that this passage refers to the flesh strictly
31    V, 15, 1| Creator (Demiurgo) is in this passage represented as vivifying