Chapter

 1 6 |     compared with Matter. Now, inasmuch as those qualities which
 2 8 |      found to be the superior, inasmuch as it furnished Him with
 3 10|    rate the conniver at, evil, inasmuch as He, with all His extreme
 4 10|    fact against His very self, inasmuch as He was both willing that
 5 11|     because it is eternal. But inasmuch as, on other grounds, it
 6 12|        is incapable of change, inasmuch as, since it is eternity,
 7 15|        created out of nothing, inasmuch as it was formed of none
 8 16|       very mother of good, but inasmuch as Matter is wholly evil,
 9 19|      name of a substance. Now, inasmuch as the heaven and the earth
10 20|     which God made all things, inasmuch as it is therein plainly
11 28|        on by Hermogenes). For, inasmuch as pure Matter was thus
12 32|       of the waters;" or else, inasmuch as these specific parts
13 43| relinquished its nature." Now, inasmuch as it was transformed to