Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3   |   created him and Eve. Their fall was due to the jealousy
 2  4,13|  Valentinian) related to the fall of man (the separation of
 3  5,4 |  example [chap. 42], did not fall until A.D. 262, when the
 4  5,4 | rulers be broken, let powers fall, let the places of the right
 5  5,5 |      Peter prays that he may fall and break his leg in three
 6  5,5 |     of Peter would naturally fall between A.D. 200 and 220.
 7  9,3 | accounts of the Creation and Fall are taken up and explained.
 8 14,9 |   even named; any name would fall short of him. Poets and
 9 14,16|      they were written, they fall into the following sequence.
10 16   |    though why he should then fall a victim to Manichean tendencies