Chapter

 1 1 |     same level) with the Lord, just as if it too had existed
 2 3 |      Lord at some future time: just as He became the Father
 3 7 |      and higher than all. For, just as all things which are
 4 12|     evil, by nature of course, just as we believe God to be
 5 12|    regarded as sure and fixed, just as persistently fixed in
 6 13|    things be imputable to God, just as evil things are not ascribed
 7 14|        Himself, who made them, just because He made them. Plainly
 8 18| without whom nothing was made, just as also (nothing) was set
 9 19|     the heaven and the earth;" just as it would have said, "
10 21|       were made out of nothing just as it abstains (from saying
11 22|     have made them? Therefore, just as He shows us the original
12 26|     earth of which mention had just been made, and binds the
13 32|        forth" that is, created just as we create sons also,
14 34|        which must come to pass just as they have been written
15 35|     that pursue our discussion just as if it did exist, in order
16 36|        reason for its opinion, just as that "other reason" also
17 36|        a substance and a body? Just as action is, and impulsion,
18 36|      action is, and impulsion, just as a slip is, or a fall,
19 37|      the way of certainty. For just as you introduce to our
20 41|         as the phrase is, in a just and exact balance. Now this
21 43|      of its irregular motion." Just before you ascribe commotion,
22 44|      that God pervaded Matter, just as honey the honeycomb.
23 44| appearing, and approaching it, just as beauty affects a thing