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 1     2   |         to us is, as they say, [P. 2, l. 3.] of the same nature
 2     3   |       place is in anguish, but [P. 3, l. 9.] in the place
 3     4   |    changeable into anything as [P. 4, l. 5.] the word of the
 4     4   |     also deaf-mute Stones? [Cf. p. XXXV. l. 32.]Therefore,
 5     4   |         them, seeing that this [P. 5.] (Light) does not feel ?
 6     5   |        Cleansing of the Light. [P. 6.] But if he might have
 7     6   |       the fixity of its Being. [P. 7.] These statements, then,
 8     7   |         silent without speech, [P. 8.] and quiet without motion. ~
 9     8   |     beings exalted above this, [P.9.] but even in the case
10     9   |     straightforward reasoning. [P. 10, l. 5.] For if a statement
11    10   |       it came ? And how does a [P. 11.] Nature which is not
12    12   |         to arrange a furnace ? [P. 12, l. 4] For by means
13    12(2)|           obvious." See note on p. 12. ~
14    13   |      the offal of the Archons, [P. 13, l.12] then the greater
15    14   |      destructible, so also the [P. 14.] Sheath-skin of Darkness
16    15   |        pure souls ? . . .  [Cf. p. lxxiii.] And after he has '
17    15   |      Builder and Architect [Cf. p. xxx. l. 14.] has sense
18    15   |        a long period, and with [P. 15.] much toil, if the
19    15   |      stoned him, then, lo, [Cf. p.xxi. l. 32.] he would have
20    15(3)|        indulgence." See note on p. 14. ~
21    16   |          27, 127 ; xlii. 1. ll. P. 16.] Either the Receiving-Vessels
22    17   |      nine months. But when her [P. 17.] labour is easy, the
23    18   |       when they did not exist. [P.18, l.31.] So by the Moon,
24    18   |        for God the Lord of the [P. 19.] Moon. Thus from the
25    18(4)|        arithmetic." See note on p. 19. ~
26    19   |         imperfect, there would [P. 20.] be a chance that other
27    20   |  receive from one another! [Cf. p. xxxvi. l. 10. xlii. l.
28    21   |     numbered by Sun-reckoning. [P. 22, l.22.] For the dawning
29    21   |       or fourth hour, and sets [P. 23, l. 2.] at the seventh
30    22   |       months are intercalated, [P. 24, l.21.] and because
31    22   |      again a deficiency is not [P. 25.] found in the Moon,
32    23   |  lacking, the vessel itself as [P. 20, l.9.] regards its own
33    23   |      either let them then tell [P. 27.] us the nature of the
34    24   |    refined than the Moon ? [Cf. p. lxxxiv.] And it is the
35    25   |     shall be for signs and for [P. 28.] seasons, etc.' ~
36    26   |         which does not digest. [P. 29.] For when it does not
37    26   |         their Refining has not [P. 30.] yet 'gone up,' and
38    26   |         cause of this madness. [P. 31.] But if they say that
39    27   |  refined, but to its Opposite. [P. 32.] For a thing that is
40    28   |         taken up to its place? [P. 33, l. 7] For it abides
41    28   |        mouth—inasmuch as taste [P. 34.] implies an Exhalation
42    29   |       not one who is in error? [P. 35, l.30.] And whom do
43    30   |      not be made. [Gen. viii.] [P. 36, l.22.] For the ladder
44    30   |       the ends (of the earth), [P. 37.] there are bitter illimitable
45    31   |        which of the Manichaean [P. 38.] is there who does
46    31   |  necessity for walls that they [P. 38.] might not be mixed
47    32   |         stretched the line and [P. 39, l.35.] weighed out
48    33   |  Freewill have been discovered [P. 40, l.10.] by it according
49    33   |     hurt them instead of those [P. 41.] which do not hurt
50    33(8)|         occurs only here and on p. 73, l. 10, but it is found
51    34   |        from its own to its own [P. 42, l. 9.] it verily weeps
52    34   |     been right, (namely), that [P. 43.] it (i.e., the Darkness)
53    35   |      its violent heat. (?) But [P. 44, l. 10.] such vessels
54 Note1   |       from Vol. 1 Introduction, p. (10):~[Short lacunae are
55 Note1   | suggestions in the fragments.]~[P.101] indicates page 101