Chapter

 1 3 |         and reached the laws of void, (I conceive) that I have
 2 4 |     fact that all is vanity (or void), purposeless (or causeless,
 3 4 |  accustomed our thoughts to the void; we have been released from
 4 5 |     world in every direction as void, resembling the produce
 5 5 |   understands that all laws are void and without reality (and
 6 5 | considers all laws to be alike, void, devoid of particularity
 7 7 |    number of Æons now past were void, and all quarters wrapt
 8 13|        all laws (and things) as void; he -sees them duly established,
 9 13|        appearing, not produced, void, immovable, everlasting;
10 13|         of space [i.e. as being void],~22. Permanently equal