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 1 2 |       last of all, that is to say, the dregs, lower than that
 2 3 |       was possible for him to say (something), he said (it);
 3 3 |      as some of his disciples say—the likenesses of the wickedness
 4 5 |     dark and luminous as they say it is there. And let the
 5 5 |    like the Darkness. If they say that the half of it towards
 6 5 |    midst of Space, that is to say. either houses or cities
 7 5 |        dry land. ~But if they say that that Space is altogether
 8 6 |    under His command, as they say, all places too are included
 9 6 |   within His greatness, as we say, that is, as the Truth requires. ~
10 7 |     Earth. ~But he went on to say that that God has also a
11 7 |      an Earth. For he did not say that that Earth was a thing
12 9 |     Roots that we (?) may not say to him as Bardaisan said, (
13 14|   cause of the Making as they say. As for Marcion who compelled
14 16|      this of the Heretics who say that the Good is "refined
15 17|       is mixed in us, as they say, injures Us, then one of
16 20|       in it, because, as they say, it is from the Evil One,
17 21|      the Soul. ~But if, as we say, the Soul is able by means
18 24|      it, seeing that, as they say, it is an alien nature?
19 25| perturbs it, as they [L. 33.] say, and all its search (?)
20 26|    came from a Place, as they say, who know not what they
21 26|        who know not what they say, how and why is it not able
22 26|       the Hearers, that is to say, is not confused so as to
23 26|      is the same, if, as they say, the Essence of all the
24 30|       astray! But if, as they say, the number of Souls constantly
25 30|    this battle which, as they say, is fiercer than these battles
26 32|     for those, therefore, who say that Evil and Good are mixed
27 33|      therefore, that, as they say that the Souls are 'refined
28 33|    And what mouth ventures to say that these Souls [can escape
29 33|    But what mouth ventures to say that these Souls. . . .
30 33|    And what mouth ventures to say and to fabricate the Teaching. . . . ~*        *        *        *        *        *       * ~
31 34| beginning? [P. 167.] ~If they say that even one Part of all
32 34|      by the Evil? But if they say that the sole purpose for
33 35|     they err. For if, as they say, all the Souls are from
34 37|     its Essence. ~And if they say that the Souls have Freewill,
35 38|       170, l. 5.] And if they say that the Souls have this
36 39|    from God (reviles) as they say . . . [L. 8.] and it is
37 42|       to the Soul, that is to say, by falsehood and by pride,
38 43| Nature, as the false Teachers say, or of their Freewill as
39 43|       make them drunk as they say, seeing that they exist
40 45|   Ship of Light which—as they say—bears away the burden of
41 46|     able to conquer . . . who say concerning the Soul that
42 46|  house. For the Body, as they say, is his (?) House, and . . .
43 47|       from something, as they say, it is found that their
44 47|  mingled with it. But if they say that while the fountain
45 48|      they dwell. ~But if they say that there are Bodies which