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1       4, I    |     my twenty-eighth, I went astray and led others astray. I
2       4, I    |   went astray and led others astray. I was deceived and deceived
3       4, XV   |   mutable substance had gone astray of its own free will and
4       5, V    |     therefore, Mani had gone astray, and all his show of learning
5       6, X    | which he was very nearly led astray. He found out that he might
6       9, XXXIV| steps of love and never went astray373; or that Light which
7       9, XXXIV|    guard them from wandering astray, and to keep their strength
8      11, X    |    came to love thee. I went astray and still I remembered thee.
9      11, XV   |   also made me. “I have gone astray like a lost sheep478; yet