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 1 3 |        and Judge, merely on the ground of His having always been
 2 3 |      Matter was eternal, on the ground that the Lord was eternal,
 3 4 |         it is of course on this ground, that if it can be ascribed
 4 9 |         any right to it, on the ground, of course, of His not having
 5 10|      God supremely good, on the ground of their thinking the Creator
 6 12|    anything) of Himself, on the ground that what is eternal is
 7 13|                   XIII. ANOTHER GROUND OF HERMOGENES THAT MATTER
 8 14|       of Matter, on the express ground indeed that Matter did not
 9 15|          therefore, was not the ground for the production of evil;
10 18|     begotten. Therefore on this ground Hermogenes puts Matter even
11 21|         made of nothing, on the ground that it is not told us that
12 21| opposite side, that on the same ground all things were made out
13 25|       which it was made, on the ground that it is more likely that
14 26|   formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils
15 31|     made man of the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils
16 32|   Himself by the spirit, on the ground that "God is a Spirit,"
17 33|        for instance, out of the ground was made the grass, and
18 39|         material by God, on the ground of its being convertible,