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 1 3 |         beginning it had not an author. The fact of its past existence
 2 5 |   should not be regarded as the author of all things, when the
 3 5 |  regarded as the sole and prime Author, as well as the Lord of
 4 6 |          and the First, and the Author of all things, and the Lord
 5 6 |        with God also it was the Author (of all things), and with
 6 6 |       First, and Alone, and the Author of all things are also compatible
 7 7 |        unborn to the Unborn, an author to the Author? seeing that
 8 7 |        Unborn, an author to the Author? seeing that it dares to
 9 7 |      end; both alike without an Author, without a God. What God,
10 9 |        He is I will not say the Author of evil, because He did
11 10|         SHORT OF MAKING HIM THE AUTHOR OF EVIL.~Even if Matter
12 10|  thinking the Creator to be the author of evil, or else they set
13 10|    appearance even of being the author of evil, whosoever he is
14 10|         evil to be made by some author or other, and from some
15 10|         found to be, if not the Author of, yet at any rate the
16 14|         to avoid making God the Author of evil things; because,
17 14|        God is free, even as the Author of evil, than that He is
18 15|      have to be regarded as the Author of evil; because, whereas
19 15|       the Lord proved to be the Author of evil. Else what was the
20 15|   reproach of being thought the author of evil, which now excuses
21 16|       God evidently will be the author of evil; but God, as being
22 16|       being good, cannot be the author of evil. Again, if both
23 16| supposes that God cannot be the author of evil, in what way soever
24 16|          If, however, He is the author of evil, who was the actual
25 16|      that God shows Himself the author of evil, although Matter
26 16|         God's seeming to be the author of evil. Matter being therefore
27 18|     rank than that which had an author to bring it into being.
28 25|        Theopompus. But the same author informs us that there are