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 1    I,  2    |      DANGER INTO WHICH SOPHIA FELL; HER SHAPELESS OFFSPRING:
 2    I,  4, 1 |       another kind of passion fell upon her her (Achamoth),
 3    I, 11, 2 |  separated from the rest, and fell away, did not proceed directly
 4    I, 13, 5 |   woman of remarkable beauty, fell a victim both in mind and
 5    I, 30, 3 |       besprinkled with light, fell downward from the place
 6   II,  7, 4 |   Enthymesis of that AEon who fell into passion, then, first
 7   II, 18, 6 |      the truth of the Father, fell down into [the endurance
 8   II, 33, 2 |    that [by speaking thus] he fell into another greater perplexity.
 9   II, 34, 1 | bestow even the crumbs [which fell] from his table. [He tells
10  III, 23, 3 |      curse in all its fulness fell upon the serpent, which
11   IV, 16, 2 |    when they had transgressed fell to the earth for judgment,
12   IV, 20, 11|    the sight (for he says, "I fell at his feet as dead;" that
13   IV, 20, 12|       city in which she lived fell to ruins at the sounding
14   IV, 27, 3 |    some of them also did, and fell in one day three and twenty
15   IV, 31, 1 |   shame of his father, and so fell under a curse; but we should [
16   IV, 31, 2 |     when He had lain down, He fell asleep, and took repose.
17    V, 19, 1 |       thus, as the human race fell into bondage to death by