Chapter

 1 3 |        it had not an author. The fact of its past existence it
 2 8 |          that has found out this fact, besides the philosophers
 3 10| unwilling to create, He acted in fact against His very self, inasmuch
 4 11|          of subjection, from the fact that it cannot in any wise
 5 15|      separate it from God, do in fact expose God to many most
 6 20|         plans therein, He had in fact already done (the work of
 7 20|          Wisdom, since It was in fact the beginning of His ways:
 8 20|    declared, if they had been in fact made out of anything? What,
 9 21|         out of nothing, the very fact of its not being indicated
10 21|       something, unless the very fact be plainly declared, that
11 22|          of nothing, the less in fact was there as yet made, from
12 25|           is plain even from the fact that the latter has received
13 27|         predicated from the very fact that it exists. To whatever
14 28|        human being (for the very fact that there is the darkness
15 29|      void" indeed, from the very fact that it was without form (
16 41|          of the two. But you, in fact, place both good and evil
17 41|        have bodily substance. In fact, incorporeal things could