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 1 1intro|      and foulest figment for men's pliant liking, out of
 2 1intro|      the knack of persuading men before instructing them;
 3 5     | eminently holy and excellent men, not only those who have
 4 8     |     fortune, the greatest of men, decked with triumph." And
 5 15    |   same source, which renders men effeminate. The rains of
 6 27    |    in relation both to their men and their gods. Even the
 7 29    |      ALL EXEMPLIFIED AMONGST MEN. FOR INSTANCE, BY CAIN,
 8 29    |     or the animal from Abel. Men's spiritual state they derive
 9 29    |    been accustomed to select men for kings and for priests;
10 31    |   THE AEONS AS WELL AS AMONG MEN. HOW ACHAMOTH AND THE DEMIURGE
11 32    |     faith. The souls of just men, that is to say, our souls,
12 32    | process is the despoiling of men themselves, that is, men
13 32    |     men themselves, that is, men within the Pleroma. Now