Chapter

 1 3 |     far as (Hermogenes) shall suppose that Matter was eternal,
 2 5 | eternity -one might then even suppose that it both possesses an
 3 7 |      neither of us is. Do you suppose, therefore, that he has
 4 8 |      it was to one who was, I suppose, too small, and too weak,
 5 8 |     apostles thus far, nor, I suppose, even Christ.~
 6 12|    LEAD HIM.~Come now, let us suppose Matter to be evil, nay,
 7 18|     reason that we should not suppose that there is any other
 8 22|   although we might ourselves suppose them to be derived from
 9 31|       character of a portion. Suppose now I should say the city
10 32|      all things: not (as some suppose) meaning God Himself by
11 34| person should go so far as to suppose that all these passages
12 36|    not this incontrovertible? Suppose you had taken it into your
13 44|      magnet does to the iron. Suppose, however, that your examples
14 44|      creation of the world! I suppose He journeyed to it from