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 1 2    |      the hated things inside it may be exposed. But I do not
 2 3    |        in order that its beauty may in itself indicate to them
 3 6    |        worship idols that there may not be many gods with the
 4 9    |         137.] Roots that we (?) may not say to him as Bardaisan
 5 10   |       everything. Therefore (it may be said), that if that Space
 6 15   |       set upon all of them they may be known to be all one.
 7 17   |       separated from us that it may not hurt us, or the Good
 8 17   |         or the Good Constituent may increase in us so that the
 9 17   |         the Evil which is in us may be weakened so that it may
10 17   |      may be weakened so that it may not kill us. But I had wished
11 22   |      Shade the invisible strife may be scattered. For if the
12 23   | subjects in order that they all may tend to edification. Let
13 24   |      worlds it (i.e., the Body) may be to it (i.e., the Soul)
14 32   |      order that the Constituent may outweigh the other. For
15 32   |   things in order that the heat may be mixed (?) and that they
16 32   |         mixed (?) and that they may not be . . . [And when the
17 34   |        that it (i.e., the Good) may overcome the great quantity
18 35   |         that its disciples also may be confounded when they
19 39   |     Pure One has a nature which may err and cause to err, and
20 41   |      conquer in order that they may allow themselves to be justly
21 48   |         descend again that they may come to rescue their companions
22 48   |    overwhelmed so that they all may rescue all and go peacefully
23 Note1| approximately correct inference may be drawn by consulting the