Chapter

 1 3 |      when those things began to exist, over which the power of
 2 3 |     Lord as such did not always exist. Now I mean also, on my
 3 3 |    demonstrate that God did not exist in the relation of Lord
 4 4 |       have ever existed, and to exist yet for evermore by virtue
 5 6 |      Matter, that it did itself exist, only along with God; and
 6 10|  Himself have then caused it to exist, when He refused to will
 7 10|        willing that that should exist which He was unwilling to
 8 10|     which He was willing should exist. As if what He willed was
 9 10|        good by permitting it to exist. By bearing with evil as
10 15|    willing that the evil should exist if He was able to cause
11 19| represent things which begin to exist. For nothing which has come
12 20|        What, therefore, did not exist, the Scripture was unable
13 24|     when a proper name does not exist for that thing to which
14 33|       made, I know did not once exist. Whatever was made out of
15 35|    discussion just as if it did exist, in order that its non-existence