Chapter

 1 4 |        and creation. And when we ascribe both birth and creation
 2 13|         Now who will hesitate to ascribe this entire authority to
 3 13|        soul, therefore, that you ascribe the supremacy; in it also
 4 16|         except that we would not ascribe this twofold distinction
 5 16|       God Himself, if we were to ascribe the irrational element likewise
 6 16|        you need not be afraid to ascribe to him the mastery and dominion
 7 17|           then we must no longer ascribe the deception to the senses,
 8 36|        conceived, one might then ascribe an especial sex to one of
 9 50|          His Christ. No one will ascribe to magic such influence
10 52| extraordinary. The ordinary they ascribe to nature, exercising its
11 57|        violent deaths, which men ascribe to accidents, are in fact