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 1 25|      know itself where it goes astray . . . with its (i.e., the
 2 27|    pleasant, (how does) one go astray, and another teach, one
 3 28|        he goes [P. 101, l.21.] astray and . . . then how does
 4 28| clothed with the Body [not] go astray like him? And if the teacher . . . [
 5 30|     wine intoxicates and leads astray, [P. 102, l.18.] how (much
 6 30|      Error intoxicate and lead astray! But if, as they say, the
 7 38|      Satan, this Freewill goes astray . . . and how was their
 8 39|       not come (hither) and go astray from him and blaspheme against
 9 39|     they came hither they went astray here, perhaps there would
10 42| intoxicated the Souls who went astray, is it not clear then that
11 43|        the drunken ones who go astray are. not blamed; for they
12 43|       they are assuredly going astray. But the Evil One who makes
13 46|       to shame. And if they go astray by their knowledge they [
14 50|     their work is able to lead astray and (yet) appear as fine,
15 50|        their words cannot lead astray, for their blasphemies are