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 1 1(1)|             1 For the Syriac text, see Over beck, p. 21.~
 2 1(2)|           to have fallen out here; see Ov. p. xxv. 1. 1.~
 3 2   |         would rather have come ~to see thee in person..~Behold,
 4 5   |       instead of my writings might see you. But because the sight
 5 8   |           everything and prayed to see the Lord of all. For if
 6 13  | importunity.~But, again, indeed, I see that that importunity about
 7 15  |       which does not permit one to see, and Investigation, which
 8 16  |        deep things are unknowable. See how Simplicity is better
 9 18  |            scattering. But when we see the husbandman's scattered
10 22  |    affinity to the leaven of Evil. See therefore, also, that what
11 22  |            holder. [Ov. p. 38.]But see, already when we have not
12 24  |           in the image of God. For see every one is ashamed of
13 24  |           denies its own self. And see, if men give the name of
14 26  |      search out how it exists. For see that we can perceive everything,
15 26  |          and weary searching.] For see how we wish to know even
16 27  |            deciding not to come to see thee.~If, therefore, as
17 34  |           with other creatures and see the difference.~For examine
18 34  |       which I mentioned above, and see that they do not exist in
19 41  |        independent Minds' ; let us see if the Wills of these men
20 45  |                                    See how our Will is unable to
21 45  |           him into the wilderness. See, then, that the Nature of
22 48  |          the false Teaching) ! For see, that when we lessen the