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 1 1 |     consented that the name of Mani should be proclaimed over
 2 2 |                        See how Mani, the last of the great heretics,
 3 2 |        him, so this one (i.e., Mani) is more abominable than
 4 3 |                                Mani's paintings. ~But let us
 5 3 | portrayed on the wall. So also Mani painted in colours on a
 6 4 |     idle women of the party of Mani—those whom they call [P.
 7 5 |     worship of the Luminaries. Mani's teaching about an all
 8 5 |   worshipped only the Sun; but Mani went on to teach his disciples
 9 7 |                                Mani makes God depend upon a
10 8 |     the opinion of Marcion, of Mani, and of Bardaisan. ~But
11 8 |      of Bardaisan. ~But as for Mani and Marcion, the one before,
12 8 |    length, which indeed refute Mani also. For he names a Space
13 8 |     nor to a Luminous Earth as Mani]. . . . [Yet in his Teaching
14 9 |                 Again, how can Mani speak of his Five Elements
15 9 |    from One Root? ~But, again, Mani goes on to make many things,
16 12|                             In Mani's teaching his two Roots
17 12|      on a level.' ~And because Mani saw that before him his
18 14|     into his Teaching? ~And if Mani and Bardaisan have called
19 20|      to err, Marcion, too, and Mani and Bardaisan, because they
20 35|        be refined. Why then, O Mani, did not the Souls come
21 47|   contend with one another, as Mani says, because they are Wills