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 1  4|       that, as an arbitrator, and being near to both, I might give
 2  4|      might give my attention, and being in the middle, I might separate
 3  5|        not in doubt, inasmuch as, being carefully informed in both
 4  5|          Thus the seeds of fires, being gathered together, cause
 5  5|         the vapours of the earth, being exhaled, cause the mists
 6  5|       mists always to grow, which being condensed and collected,
 7  9|          thus the conscious light being overturned and extinguished
 8 10|          in all places, although, being occupied with the whole,
 9 11|         promise to themselves, as being good, a blessed and perpetual
10 11|        their death; to others, as being unrighteous, eternal punishment.
11 14|     facility of the hearers, who, being distracted by the allurement
12 14|  uncertainty; so that, everything being condemned, they would rather
13 15|         SOME LITTLE APPEARANCE OF BEING HURT, THAT HE IS FOREGOING
14 16|          gods, at another time to being in a state of hesitation
15 18|         EMPIRES. BUT ALTHOUGH HE, BEING INFINITE AND IMMENSE--AND
16 18|         What is the reason of our being born? what means the desire
17 21|           because she herself, as being the mother of many gods,
18 22|      rustic men many things,--as, being something of a Greek, and
19 22|            and he is convicted of being human by those very sacred
20 26|     simplicity of their nature by being weighed down and immersed
21 26|   themselves, to ruin others; and being depraved themselves, to
22 26|      error of their depravity and being themselves alienated from
23 27|         bodies, with subtlety, as being spirits, they feign diseases,
24 27|    constrain men to worship them, being gorged with the fumes of
25 29|      deserved, or that an earthly being was able, to be believed
26 31|      CHARGE OF OUR ENTERTAINMENTS BEING POLLUTED WITH INCEST, IS
27 31|           your envy, brethren: as being men born of one God and
28 32|     ignorant of man's doings; and being established in heaven, He
29 33|       from poor became rich, from being servants became kings ;
30 34|         belief that, the moisture being dried up, all this world
31 34|          have it, that the bodies being dissolved, the souls alone
32 36|           for patience, we prefer being good to being prodigal;
33 36|           we prefer being good to being prodigal; and that we feel
34 38|     blessed he does not want, or, being miserable, he has no pleasure
35 38|       flowers from God, since we, being both ate and secure in the
36 40| VANQUISHED BY OCTAVIUS; AND THAT, BEING NOW CONQUEROR OVER ERROR,