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 1   III        | refuted in all points, if the two frontiers of Good and Evil
 2   III,      2|       foreknowledge. ~Behold, two alternatives are set before
 3   III,      3|    which resolves itself into two alternatives, (namely),
 4   III,      6|   suits Mani, he brings their two sides into [P. 71.] contact,
 5   III,      6|     he was compelled he named two Roots ; and because again
 6   III,      6|     Natures from the midst of two Natures. But a tongue which
 7   III,      7|   like a lamb; and when these two things are laid at the door
 8   III,      7|      Moles. ~But if there are two Domains, and Good and Evil
 9   III,      8| Entity cannot be divided into two Entities, even though the
10   III,     11|  Light, when we look at these two natures which are in us,
11   III,     11|   which are in us, and at the two (natures) of Light and Darkness
12   III,     17|      by regulation associates two Natures with the Nature,
13   III,     18|       separation) between the two Domains, (such a wall) as