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 1 1(1) |     Syriac text, see Over beck, p. 21.~
 2 1(2) |        fallen out here; see Ov. p. xxv. 1. 1.~
 3 3    |        of the Giver of it, [Ov. p. 22.] inasmuch as by means
 4 4    |  because the tongue of the [Ov. p. 23, 1. 2.] letter is far
 5 5    |       holiness like Moses. [Ov. p. 24.] For when one of the
 6 8    |  overwhelmed by our Truth. [Ov. p. 25. l. 3.] But if we had
 7 9    |      the abundance of all. [Ov. p. 26, 1. 7.] For as the wants
 8 10   |      him and overcame him. [Ov. p. 27, l. 13.] From this it
 9 10   |   lesson for our weakness. [Ov. p. 28.] If, therefore, Peter
10 13   |         as with its heels, [Ov. p. 29, l. 5.] it received
11 15   |      misses his advantage. [Ov. p. 30, l. 3.] For by means
12 16   |        doubt and inaction. [Ov. p. 31, l. 12.] But it is an
13 16   |         the soundness of a [Ov. p. 32.] thought like the soundness
14 17   |       no subtlety equal to [Ov. p. 33.] this, that everything
15 18   |   scattering is seen to be [Ov. p. 34.] blindness, because
16 20   |        destroy each other. [Ov. p. 35, l. 5.] This Will is
17 20   |      for) they can be bad. [Ov. p. 36.] And though these two
18 21   |       every one two Minds, [Ov. p. 37.] which are engaged
19 22   |        Will of its holder. [Ov. p. 38.]But see, already when
20 23   |  refutes him, for by means [Ov. p. 39.] of Speech he seeks
21 24   |      free power of Choice. [Ov. p. 40.] And here he is exposed
22 26   |      which is unspeakable. [Ov. p. 41, l. 5.] But that (Freewill)
23 26   |     what is inexhaustible. [Ov. p. 42, l. 5.] And by this
24 26   |     accrues to such a one. [Ov. p. 43.] For in virtue of the
25 29   |         can they believe ? [Ov. p. 44.]For if they deny Freewill
26 31   | acquainted with its force. [Ov. p. 45.] For either let him
27 33   |    grateful or ungrateful, [Ov. p. 46.] so that he resembles
28 35   |         against its power. [Ov. p. 47.] For even when a man
29 37   |      changed by the Will ? [Ov. p. 48.] Therefore, let them
30 38   |       before it at first ? [Ov. p. 49.] But if they say that
31 41   |     Evil can be separated. [Ov. p. 50, 1. 12.] If there is
32 41   |    tales to foolish minds. [Ov. p. 51.] For empty allegories
33 43   |         not receive them, [ Ov. p. 52.] let us shake off the
34 45   |        outside of the way, [Ov. p. 53, l. 2.] unless one goes
35 45   |       not not aware of it. [Ov. p. 54.] For fire which burns
36 46   |      unable to conquer it, [Ov. p. 55.] it is evident that
37 48   |        and 'deadly' in us. [Ov. p. 56, l. 3.] O what a great
38 49   |       the two take place ? [Ov. p. 57.] And if there is a
39 51   |  another in their essence. [Ov. p. 58, l. 7.] And if part
40 51   |       mixtures and drugs ? [Cf. p. cxvi. ll. 2, 3.] And Counsel
41 Note1|       from Vol. 1 Introduction, p. (10):~[Short lacunae are
42 Note1| suggestions in the fragments.]~[P.101] indicates page 101