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 1 6 |    have come on account of love, but (looking at the matter)
 2 7 |  And whoever is steeped in love like a child is above fear ;
 3 9 |  of everything binds us in love towards everything. O hated
 4 9 |    astutely from us in His love that He may again give it
 5 10| thither) on account of his love which was making him run,
 6 10|  conquers us. For fear and love were weighed in the midst
 7 11| was in a state of fear and love ; he both verily loved the
 8 11|    hand, he was praying in love because of his affection,
 9 47|     And, if a thing cannot love its opposite, how did Evil,
10 47|  Good mingle with Evil and love it ? And though teachers
11 47|   abstain from the hateful love which it has for the body