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1    17|    sakes. For this is the true cause of their creation(?). For
2    17|     that this dwelling may not cause his nature to sink, (this
3    19|       thing with another, they cause the simple to err by means
4    19| mingled with all," and to that cause the benefit [P. 109.] of
5    22|    according as it suits their cause they learn to construct
6    27|  harmful they might be able to cause him harm, on this account
7    31|     him in tliose things which cause their death. For the Devil
8    35|      from the Archons, and the cause of its arrangement is from
9    35|         and that owing to this cause their treasures should be