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 1 Text    |     victory of correct measure, see that nowhere does it put
 2 Text(1) |            1 For the rendering, see Galatians vi 1, syr. vg.~
 3 Text    |         about them. ~[l.21] But see . . . "for they have not
 4 Text    |         thy mind, 0 hearer, and see that necessity compels (
 5 Text    |    subject to measurement. ~For see that Height and Depth also
 6 Text    |         things in thy mind, and see that there is not any other
 7 Text    |     length and breadth, when we see them once, are pictured
 8 Text    |    consider . . . ~[l. 27.] For see that unless thou hast sung
 9 Text    |          i.e. the eye) does not see. But if there were something
10 Text    |    would be able to go forth to see that object which it cannot (
11 Text    |    object which it cannot (now) see on account of the distance . . . ~*         *         *         *         *         *         *      [
12 Text    |         the eye which could not see them by day was able to
13 Text    |         them by day was able to see them by night. And why (
14 Text    |    obscured.] ... he (?) cannot see by that light which is [
15 Text    |       eyes also on the sun, and see that, if the light is not
16 Text    |       its place, the eye cannot see. And again, if a lamp be
17 Text    |    little by little that it can see. But that thou mayest learn
18 Text    |      fire-hoses (si/fwnej), and see to what a height they propel
19 Text    | Consider moreover aqueducts and see how water is collected in
20 Text    |        would the eye be able to see from afar, if there were
21 Text    |      from our mouth gently, and see that when it is concentrated
22 Text    |         moreover a trumpet, and see that the voice which in
23 Text    |        observe a carpenter (and see) that when he considers
24 Text    |     also from thy nostrils, and see that the inhaling power
25 Text    |       to us by measure, we also see by measure, along with everything
26 Text    |      For increase the blaze and see that the heat increases ;
27 Text    |         and it (the eye) cannot see the stars. For lo ! a lamp,
28 Text    |       would those animals which see by night see in the darkness ?
29 Text    |      animals which see by night see in the darkness ? For there
30 Text    |      upon the water, how can we see the rays in the water, seeing
31 Text    |       their nature to engender (see n. 11) a sound by striking
32 Text(12)|         1 Lit. 'sailed about' : see p. 221, 1. 35, and delete
33 Text    |         to say, thy senses, and see that God created them as (
34 Text    |       equally, why does one man see more than another ? If he
35 Text    |        is near a thing does not see it, while another, though
36 Text    |        all directions thou wilt see that all (men) are not able
37 Text    |         calls the moon feminine(see n. 13)  in the Aramaic language :