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 1 20|          when it conquers and is conquered it is crowned in both cases.
 2 20|           But here our Truth has conquered the (false) Teachings and
 3 22|   enemies of the Truth have been conquered beforehand. ~
 4 27|          I am, I conquer, and am conquered continually. ~
 5 28|     conquer one another, and are conquered by one another." But although
 6 28|     conquer one another, and are conquered by one another ; for this
 7 37|          Natures which cannot be conquered by words. For they ought
 8 38| conquering one another and being conquered by one another. For, behold,
 9 38|          when it wished, finally conquered the Good, consent to give
10 39|      conquer one another and are conquered by one another, since all
11 46|  injurious nature of Evil can be conquered. But if the fire causes
12 49|          Evil, that statement is conquered whereby they say that Evil
13 50|        by Substance and Force is conquered by Force. Yet our (mere)
14 51|        roots, that part of it is conquered by Force, and part by the
15 51|          how is part of it in us conquered by 'a Law and Commandment,'
16 51|       and Commandment,' and part conquered (only) by mixtures and drugs ? [
17 51|       should appear that we have conquered by means of many words,