Chapter

 1 2     |           whole, that He might be produced out of Himself. But this
 2 13    |         evil ones, because He has produced no work of His own proper
 3 14    |          in it, but that the Lord produced whatever good He did produce
 4 15    |          Now, if good was neither produced out of matter, since it
 5 15    |           nothing could have been produced out of god, it will be found
 6 15    |          of all things, though it produced a something out of nothing.
 7 15    |         good, He should have also produced evil things, as if He failed
 8 16    |        more worthy of God that He produced even these of His own will,
 9 16    |          been the case) if He had produced them out of Matter. It is
10 22    |          and tells us what He has produced from such and such a source (
11 22    |          from what everything was produced, would He not in like manner
12 22    |           not point out whence He produced them, He confirms (by that
13 22    |         assertion) that they were produced out of nothing. "In the
14 23    |           is not Matter which has produced the heresy, but the heresy
15 29    | fecundating moisture, by which is produced our flesh, in a form allied
16 33    |           so from the waters were produced the animals which swim and
17 33    |         which such creatures were produced I may call their materials,
18 39    |   indicate those parts which were produced out of it, and which are
19 40    |         out of order, disorder is produced? No one thing is the exact
20 45conc|            Then that the Word was produced, "through whom all things
21 45conc|   flattery, as to contend that He produced by His mere appearance and