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 1 3     |          aid, when it applies the two titles to Him with a distinction,
 2 4     |           TO MATTER, AND SO MAKES TWO GODS.~At this point, then,
 3 4     | Hermogenes, therefore, introduces two gods: he introduces Matter
 4 7     |         Matter. Therefore, of the two Beings which are eternal,
 5 16    |        order that it may not make two gods. If, (lastly,) one
 6 20    |   mentioned as well as (the other two particulars). In conclusion,
 7 25    |         ASSUMPTION THAT THERE ARE TWO EARTHS MENTIONED IN THE
 8 25    |          maintains that there are two earths set before us in
 9 25    |           to ask, to which of the two earths the name earth is
10 26    |          particle, to connect the two sentences indissolubly together: "
11 41    |          within the limits of the two. But you, in fact, place
12 43    |          therefore concluded your two opinions, that Matter was
13 45conc|          s right hand, indeed His two bands, by which He worked