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 1     1|        is from it and in it. And just as the very words of the
 2     3|      opposed to its own nature ; just as a wolf does not oppose
 3     6|        is capable of dissolution just as the Nature of Light as.
 4     6|         dissolve its Nature. For just as they could not annihilate
 5    14|         if, as some of them say, just as a serpent has a Sheath-skin,
 6    18|        to-day though they exist, just as there was no lessening
 7    20| intelligence is wholly dark. For just as he is enlightened who
 8    20|        which is added every day, just as she shows when she is
 9    27|          is mixed in them,' then just as the mouth perceives that
10    29|      been God, if he was good or just, it would have been incumbent
11    30|          Creator by Disputation; just as also they wished to build
12    33|         thence, it suffers pain, just as a man pains the dark
13    34|       does not belong to it! For just as in its own Domain it