bold = Main text
   Part, Paragraph                                grey = Comment text

 1 Int          | Archbishop John, the brother of King Hetum of Cilicia. A note
 2 Int          |       the Jews had a prince and king of their own. It was up
 3 Int          |       the Jews had no prince or king of their own after the time
 4 Int          |       had no longer a prince or king of their own. For He was
 5 Text, 8      |     sustainer and nourisher and king and judge; for none shall
 6 Text, 29     |  Jerusalem,85 wherein David was king, and Solomon his son, who
 7 Text, 36     |       would raise up an eternal King,104 whose kingdom should
 8 Text, 36     |    should have no end. And this King is Christ, the Son of God,
 9 Text, 36(104)|      places the phrase "eternal king" is used in connexion with
10 Text, 36     |    David, (even of Him) who was King over the house of David, (
11 Text, 49     |        is called Son of God and King of the Gentiles, that is,
12 Text, 49     |    called but is Son of God and King of all, David declares thus:
13 Text, 49     |     prophets, that He should be King: so that the speech of God
14 Text, 52     |     joined unto mankind; and is King of all, because the Father
15 Text, 56     |        born and also as eternal King. But they shall wish that
16 Text, 57     |       had no longer a prince or king of their own. For He was
17 Text, 58     |          And by leader he means king, because He is the King
18 Text, 58     |         king, because He is the King of all the redeemed. And
19 Text, 61     |         as the Son of God (and) King. On this account he says:
20 Text, 64     |      brought to nought. But the king that was born of David,
21 Text, 65     |      daughter of Sion, Behold a king cometh unto thee, meek and
22 Text, 66     |       Christ is the one eternal King,182 the prophets thus declared.
23 Text, 74     |      Anointed.205 For Herod the king of the Jews and Pontius
24 Text, 74     |        He were to be an earthly king, lest he should be expelled
25 Text, 74     |       go a man who was called a king. ~
26 Text, 77     |         him as a present to the king.214 For Pontius Pilate was
27 Text, 77     |        enmity against Herod the king of the Jews.215 But then,
28 Text, 77     |         reconciliation with the king. ~
29 Text, 84     |      everlasting gates, and the King of glory shall come in.231
30 Text, 84     |     everlasting gates, that the King of glory may come in. And
31 Text, 84     |    strong and mighty, he is the King of glory.232 ~
32 Text, 95     |         murder: and the eternal King 263 they disavowed, and
33 Text, 95     |      they acknowledged as their king the temporal Caesar. (So)