Chapter

 1 4 | compares it with Himself as equally unborn, equally unmade,
 2 4 |  Himself as equally unborn, equally unmade, equally eternal,
 3 4 |     unborn, equally unmade, equally eternal, set forth as being
 4 6 |    nothing which he had not equally conferred on Matter, so
 5 7 |     condition (both of them equally possessing that which admits
 6 7 |    found in Matter as being equally unborn and unmade and eternal
 7 10|      would it not have been equally indecorous in Him to have
 8 28|   void" which is imperfect. Equally certain is it, that nothing
 9 41|     motion in Matter poised equally distant from both sides.~
10 42|     both, however, there is equally the attribute of Deity both