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 1 5 |          which is not like it in nature is not part of its nature.
 2 5 |        nature is not part of its nature. Let us hear, therefore,
 3 5 |         which are not like it in nature, nor is it like them, nor
 4 5 |    things, though concerning the nature of the Space there is an
 5 9 |      These show concerning their nature as also Water and Light
 6 9 |               L. 18.] divide one Nature into many Natures those
 7 19|       that it is not of the same nature as these Souls which are
 8 19|        not that Power come whose nature cannot be overwhelmed by '
 9 19|          found to be of the same nature as those Souls that are
10 21|         it is a common loss. And nature shows about this that when
11 24|          if it has a Soul of its Nature (?) why is it dependent
12 24|    pleasing it was to the subtle Nature of the Soul to put on the
13 24|         they say, it is an alien nature? And if it is alien it is
14 26|     animal-life is part of their nature, so one (Soul) is not dependent
15 27|     their teaching must have the nature of the Body's Root. ~But
16 28|          with him not err if his nature is akin (to the nature of
17 28|       his nature is akin (to the nature of the other)? If they are
18 28|         they are from [the same] nature, in the contest they are
19 35|       all the Souls are from one Nature, and their Nature is pure
20 35|       from one Nature, and their Nature is pure and beautiful, how
21 35|          Essence is not like its Nature it is found that their source
22 36|         must be said that) their nature is not pure continually.
23 36|       source the tendency of its nature does not always abide in
24 38|        the Good also went to its Nature and its Freewill was drawn
25 39|      exists by virtue of its own nature, though it be not good;
26 39|          from the Pure One has a nature which may err and cause
27 42|      thing which intoxicates our nature is akin to our nature, neither
28 42|        our nature is akin to our nature, neither can our nature
29 42|          nature, neither can our nature be greedily captivated and
30 42|         which are foreign to its nature acceptable to the Soul?
31 42|       177.] which is akin to our nature, the Souls would not be
32 42|         is the opposite of their nature. And if we receive drugs
33 42|          fiercely opposed to our nature in (a time of) great necessity,
34 43|       arrogance, either of their Nature, as the false Teachers say,
35 46|        they are so weak in their Nature their Nature is put to shame.
36 46|       weak in their Nature their Nature is put to shame. And if
37 47|        the character of a 'bound Nature,' . . . . [how are there
38 47| perturbed on account of its free Nature, then without Evil and Satan,
39 47|          is bound up with a good Nature or an evil Root, its wishes
40 48|       are not conditioned by the nature of the Bodies in which they