bold = Main text
   Paragraphgrey = Comment text

 1     2   |            is, as they say, [P. 2, l. 3.] of the same nature
 2     3   |          is in anguish, but [P. 3, l. 9.] in the place of its
 3     4   |            into anything as [P. 4, l. 5.] the word of the Maker
 4     4   |    deaf-mute Stones? [Cf. p. XXXV. l. 32.]Therefore, there is
 5     9   | straightforward reasoning. [P. 10, l. 5.] For if a statement
 6    12   |        arrange a furnace ? [P. 12, l. 4] For by means of these
 7    13   |            of the Archons, [P. 13, l.12] then the greater part
 8    15   |         and Architect [Cf. p. xxx. l. 14.] has sense enough to
 9    15   |         him, then, lo, [Cf. p.xxi. l. 32.] he would have come
10    16   |            16; lxxxv. 1.4; lxxxix. l. 26.] For if it 'sucked
11    18   |         they did not exist. [P.18, l.31.] So by the Moon, fixed
12    20   |            another! [Cf. p. xxxvi. l. 10. xlii. l. 11.] And is
13    20   |             p. xxxvi. l. 10. xlii. l. 11.] And is there then
14    21   |          by Sun-reckoning. [P. 22, l.22.] For the dawning and
15    21   |      fourth hour, and sets [P. 23, l. 2.] at the seventh or ninth
16    22   |          are intercalated, [P. 24, l.21.] and because of the
17    23   |           vessel itself as [P. 20, l.9.] regards its own nature
18    26(6)|                   1 Cf. pp. xxxvi. l. 10, xxxviii. l. 27.  ~
19    26(6)|             xxxvi. l. 10, xxxviii. l. 27.  ~
20    27   |         the manner [Cf. pp. xxxvi. l. 17; lxxxv l.4; lxxxix.
21    27   |            pp. xxxvi. l. 17; lxxxv l.4; lxxxix. l.26.] in which
22    27   |             17; lxxxv l.4; lxxxix. l.26.] in which the Primitive
23    28   |           up to its place? [P. 33, l. 7] For it abides here in
24    28   |            the other is drawn ?] ~[L. 35.] And how do the Sons
25    29   |           who is in error? [P. 35, l.30.] And whom do they heal—
26    30   |         made. [Gen. viii.] [P. 36, l.22.] For the ladder to that
27    30   |           and fruitless efforts]. [L. 11.] [The Realm of the
28    31   |              on account of that [ —l. 16.] injury. . . . And
29    32   |     stretched the line and [P. 39, l.35.] weighed out axes (?)
30    33   |            been discovered [P. 40, l.10.] by it according to
31    33(8)|            only here and on p. 73, l. 10, but it is found frequently
32    34   |         its own to its own [P. 42, l. 9.] it verily weeps when
33    35   |           by the questions of the [L. 16.] Truth all his system
34    35   |      violent heat. (?) But [P. 44, l. 10.] such vessels as do
35 Note1   |         the accompanying Syriac.  [l.2] means line 2 of the current