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 1 2    |                                  See how Mani, the last of the
 2 3    | everything (and said) 'go in and see the great abominations which
 3 3    |         hears them in words also see them in an image, and let
 4 4    |         13, 14.] 'Turn again and see greater abominations than
 5 4    |        suppose to be a god,—come see here also those idle women
 6 5    |      commanded : "Turn again and see greater abominations than
 7 9(1) |     perhaps "make them distant," see note (a), p. 138. ~
 8 15   |         a strong lion. When they see him they verily gather against
 9 16   |          dry, deceives those who see them. But when they are
10 22   |          is not able to hear and see like the Body. But the Body
11 22   |        it. For the Shadow cannot see or hear, either with the
12 23   |                                  See, further, the intimacy of
13 25   |       the Soul does not (really) see apart from it; by it (i.e.,
14 26(4)|         of the Hymn of the Soul; see 'Texts and Studies,' Vol.
15 30   |          of ours, [P. 163, l.7.] see how the number of the Souls
16 32   |          the Parts which remain, see, they are tormented and
17 32   |       weights, and wherever they see that the evil Constituent
18 35   |       are convicted (and made to see) how greatly they err. For
19 37   |       itself? . . . [L. 17.] And see that when half of it has
20 45   |          in their struggle? ~And see the Sun in their blindness