Book, Chapter

1       1, XIII|      For I was “but flesh, a wind that passeth away and cometh
2       1, XVII|   was not all that smoke and wind? Besides, was there nothing
3       4, XIV |     carried about with every wind,”106 but through it all
4       4, XV  |   flesh, and, since I was “a wind that passes away,”113 I
5       5, V   |      carried away with every wind of doctrine.”134~But Mani
6       5, VIII|     until he had a favorable wind to set sail. Thus I lied
7       5, VIII|      always been asking.~The wind blew and filled our sails,
8       9, IX  | passed and vanished into the wind, affects the sense of smell -
9      12, XIX |     it were a rushing mighty wind, and there appeared cloven