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 1 3 |  with the subject, that they may know that his other arguments
 2 7 |     ORDER THAT ITS ABSURDITY MAY BE EXPOSED ON HIS OWN PRINCIPLES.~
 3 10|  Creator, in order that they may derive evil from Matter,
 4 12|      possessing a beginning, may have also a termination.
 5 14| argued, that although Matter may have afforded Him the opportunity,
 6 15| proceed from Matter, that it may be the property of that
 7 16|   with God, in order that it may not make two gods. If, (
 8 18|     not quite sure that evil may not be introduced by good,
 9 19|   doubt, a substantial thing may be the beginning of some
10 19|    of some other thing which may be formed out of it thus
11 19|    this sense too, beginning may be taken for princely authority
12 21|      nothing. Some arguments may, of coursed be thus retorted
13 22|     have life, and fowl that may fly above the earth through
14 24|    of Earth, in order that I may be sure that Earth is one
15 24|    is the object to which it may be ascribed, the more capable
16 24|      Earth, in order that he may claim for it both designations
17 26|     without form, and void," may then seem to have been meant
18 27|      simply reply that "was" may be predicated of everything
19 27|     that the predicate (was) may appertain to the same thing
20 29|   creatures, made out of it, may minister to my need. Matter,
21 31|  contained? But this example may be an idle one as being
22 32|    forth," in order that you may believe that the depths
23 33|    creatures were produced I may call their materials, but
24 34|      power, in order that we may believe o that He has actually
25 35| order that its non-existence may be the more apparent, when
26 35|    same time that Hermogenes may acknowledge his own contradictory
27 35|      incorporeal (although I may for the moment allow that
28 36| conditions, in order that it may not have either? For it
29 38|     by God), in order that I may understand what kind of
30 39|     of it, that so the whole may be ascertained from its
31 41|      point of motion, that I may show how slippery you are