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 1     I,      1|      just as he is not able to go forth from that Place which
 2     I,      1|     Nor were the Souls able to go up hence to cross it.~
 3     I,      2| therefore, when he was able to go up he was unwilling to trample
 4     I,      2|      But if he had the will to go up, and the Stranger above [
 5     I,      3|       was able to cross and to go, and did not remain anywhere (?)
 6     I,      3|        would the Creator be to go, not only up to the Domain
 7     I,      5| substance. And bodies come and go in the midst of its Light
 8    II,      1|          how did the Darkness] go up from them because its
 9    II,      1|           for a heavy thing to go upwards, which is not natural,
10   III,      1|         above all, they cannot go forth hence, because, howsoever
11   III,      7|        fishes [do not] long to go up to the dry land and to
12   III,      7|    water, so fishes disdain to go up to the dry land? And
13   III,      7|         then) returns again to go into its own (proper place).
14   III,     10|      darkness, which is in it, go up [to hide]? There is no
15   III,     10|     There is no room for it to go outside, for the Light which