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 1    14|     Bright Ones whom the Primal Man cast to Darkness. ~"But,"
 2    14|      But," he says, "the Primal Man cast his five Bright Ones (
 3    17|       on account of the uses of man, which are unlike one another,
 4    18|                         See how man is served by creatures possessing
 5    18|         out again as related to man, and see that creatures
 6    18|       another are all useful to man, and those which are thought
 7    18|       related to the service of man. For how is the bull like
 8    18|       the ox are both useful to man. [P.108] And how is the
 9    18|         are a source of help to man. And how are fierce things
10    19|   though unwillingly, that if a man is helped by them all, (
11    20|        and Evil has appeared in man alone! And how are wolves
12    20|      fixed disposition], and to man gave an independent Will? ~
13    21|         things possess it? Does man alone come from a Mixing? ~
14    21|       And here it is found that man alone is from these two
15    21|      the two Natures from which man comes? Or let them be convinced
16    27|         Speech is God's gift to man.  Harmful creatures show
17    27|          Harmful creatures show man's superiority, and only
18    27|   everything for the service of man, and that he might show
19    27|        also, the superiority of man proves concerning him that
20    27| Therefore God said, let us make man in our Image, that is in
21    28|                                 Man is higher than the Parts
22    28|       declares that God gave to man dominion and [P. 115, l.
23    28|     Heretics, it is not only to man that they give honour and
24    29|        like the Luminaries? But man's Soul is greater than '
25    30|         with questions : either man is more honourable than
26    30|       Light which are in a deaf man, deaf-mutes, and those which
27    30|      those which are in a blind man are changed into their opposite (
28    30|       those which are in a dumb man are silent, and those which
29    33|         do they say 'the Primal Man'? For even with regard to
30    33|       is the Light [P. 122.] of man"; but the Greek Gospel explains
31    33|         and made from the word 'man,' 2 as it is written in
32    33|      word) refers to a (single) man, that is the Primal Man,
33    33|         man, that is the Primal Man, the Father of the Five
34    35|      thus concerning the Primal Man : "By means of the image