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 1 1 |     SHOWN TO BE HERETICAL. NOT DERIVED FROM CHRISTIANITY, BUT FROM
 2 9 |     but perhaps it was a title derived from the will of another,
 3 9 |        by lordship, by a title derived from the will of another,
 4 13|      to Matter, since they are derived from the property of Matter.
 5 15|      to the source whence good derived its existence, Hermogenes
 6 15| possibility of its having been derived. Now if evil be denied to
 7 15|        appearance of its being derived, and be alleged to proceed
 8 22|   ourselves suppose them to be derived from some source or other,
 9 22|       drew such things as were derived from a given source, so
10 25|       the earth which was made derived the appellation from that
11 25|     which God made should have derived its name from that out of
12 31|        be an idle one as being derived from a human circumstance;