Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 30, 5 |       of the mother is called Ialdabaoth; he,~again, descended from
 2    I, 30, 5 |     The first of them, namely Ialdabaoth, holds his mother in contempt,
 3    I, 30, 5 |  conduct which deeply grieved Ialdabaoth, and drove him to despair.
 4    I, 30, 6 |              On this account, Ialdabaoth, becoming uplifted in spirit,
 5    I, 30, 6 |     against him, "Do not lie, Ialdabaoth: for the father of all,
 6    I, 30, 6 |     himself, they affirm that Ialdabaoth exclaimed, "Come, let us
 7    I, 30, 6 |     that she might empty him (Ialdabaoth) of the light with which
 8    I, 30, 7 |                           But Ialdabaoth, feeling envious at this,
 9    I, 30, 7 |     transgress the command of Ialdabaoth. Eve listened to this as
10    I, 30, 7 | father was incorruptible, he (Ialdabaoth) who formerly called himself
11    I, 30, 8 |                               Ialdabaoth, however, through that oblivion
12    I, 30, 10|                               Ialdabaoth, again, being incensed with
13    I, 30, 10|    again filled with mankind. Ialdabaoth himself chose a certain
14    I, 30, 11|     and Habakkuk, belonged to Ialdabaoth; Samuel, and Nathan, and
15    I, 30, 11|  brought it about by means of Ialdabaoth (who knew not what he did),
16    I, 30, 12|       that by the son of that Ialdabaoth the woman might be announced
17    I, 30, 14|      right hand of his father Ialdabaoth, that he may receive to