Chapter

1  5| voluntary concretion of the elements, into which again man and
2 10|    or the league of all the elements would be broken up, and
3 17| collected together from the elements, or harmoniously formed
4 19|     the common people to be elements, he forcibly denounces and
5 33|     s command, and with the elements striving on their behalf.
6 34|    the conflagration of the elements and the destruction of the
7 34|   God in the custody of the elements. Nor, as you believe, do