Chapter

 1 1 |       rather in an adaptation of matter than of the inspiration
 2 1 |       that perhaps does not much matter. For what could the soul
 3 2 |       may have gone so far, as a matter of curiosity, as to consult
 4 2 |       especially in this present matter, that they sometimes clothe
 5 3 | breathing of God, and not out of matter. We relied even there on
 6 9 |         these religious services matter and opportunity are afforded
 7 9 |       beryls composed of aqueous matter, because they are of a pure
 8 11|        who derives the soul from matter instead of from the afflatus
 9 11|          that the soul came from matter rather than from the Spirit
10 17|          well unimpaired. In the matter, however, of the roughness
11 17|   apostles was His nature ever a matter of deception. He was truly
12 21|      already excluded belief in "Matter." Now, if neither the spiritual
13 21|          had been created out of matter, the germ of evil must have
14 22|         offspring of God than of matter. The names of these faculties
15 29|        the form or law thereof a matter for regret? Then why was
16 29|        death. Nor is it, for the matter of that, true that life
17 35|        is your agreement in this matter. Now the friendly understanding
18 48|      treatment of dreams, in the matter of distinguishing and modifying
19 48|          something to do in this matter? certainly it is as much
20 50|      lament her son. And for the matter of that, were Menander himself
21 51|        the corpse all corrupting matter? As for the nails, since
22 53|        destruction either of the matter, or of the region, or of
23 53|     passages of vitality: of the matter, such as the gall and the
24 53|         its enfranchisement from matter, and by virtue of its liberty
25 57|           and it is no difficult matter to delude the external vision
26 58|          the judgment of God its matter ought to be sure and safe,