Chapter

 1 7     |      inferiority, because it is simply this which makes even God
 2 15    |   Matter, or rather good things simply, by His identical attribute
 3 15    | production of things which were simply consistent with Himself?
 4 16    |    actual Creator, Matter being simply associated with Him by reason
 5 19    |     principium or beginning, is simply a term of inception, not
 6 27    |      affected protestation, but simply reply that "was" may be
 7 36    |        If, says he, Matter were simply a body, there would appear
 8 44    |        God makes the world, but simply by appearing, and approaching
 9 44    |       beauty affects a thing by simply appearing, and a loadstone
10 45conc|    contrary, He made this world simply by appearing and approaching
11 45conc|       if He had been perfect by simply appearing and approaching.