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 1 4 |       they suppose to be a god,—come see here also those idle
 2 9 |        can such diverse objects come as Light and Water. Wind
 3 14|        perhaps a way might have come to them to call HULE also (
 4 15| deceivers, " All those who have come are thieves and robbers."
 5 19|        first did not that Power come whose nature cannot be overwhelmed
 6 20|  essentially Evil, Truth cannot come from Teachers clothed with
 7 21|     suit one another. For (they come) to the struggle like companions
 8 23|       these things which are to come are acquired in conjunction
 9 23|       these things which are to come are more subtle than the
10 25|         SHARKANA) [P. 157 l.2.] come to it. For if sleep deprived
11 28|           How can diverse Souls come from a single Root? ~[L.
12 29|       seen (?). If the Soul has come from a Place, how did it
13 35|         Mani, did not the Souls come from this Good Part to wage
14 39|    Neither have all those Souls come thence to whom this has
15 39|       order that they might not come (hither) and go astray from
16 40|         how are the Souls which come from him disloyal to him? ~
17 41|       them think that they have come to conquer in order that
18 47|       independent' and does not come from a bound Element. ~But
19 47|     something from which it has come. For if it was (created)
20 47|       little. Because the Souls come from something, as they
21 48|       than others who happen to come into gentle Bodies. But
22 48|        unless sweet Floods have come from their Home a second
23 48|     descend again that they may come to rescue their companions