Chapter

 1 6 |           deserves. There are many things which deserve refutation
 2 7 |          existence even before all things else. I indeed insist upon
 3 7 |            to have been before all things things, too, not their own
 4 7 |        have been before all things things, too, not their own are
 5 7 |         are found to be behind all things. Let it, however, be granted
 6 7 |          and Sige (Silence). Other things, as it happened, conduced
 7 7 |       himself the beginning of all things. This he deposits in lieu
 8 7 |           and the Beginning of all things, and, with great propriety,
 9 11|           he might consolidate all things, and defend and at last
10 12|   ancestors; and lastly Omnia (All Things), as formed from a universally
11 13|         heed. At all events, these things are said to have been played
12 14|          with the desire of better things than belonged to her present
13 14|       usual out of an abundance of things for names to be also forthcoming.
14 15|            these all other created things took their beginning. For
15 16|          as the apostle says, "all things were created" ), with a
16 16|            teach that God made all things out of Matter, not out of
17 18|            Creator and King of all things, which are inferior to him.
18 19|            name of her by whom the things were done, unless after
19 21|            beard, not to say other things. Besides, the Demiurge had
20 21|         had so little mastery over things, on the score, you must
21 22|            better knowledge of the things above than the Demiurge,
22 27|          manner do they reduce all things to mere images Christians
23 32| devastating the whole existence of things, will itself also be reduced
24 37|         comes, says he, before all things Proarche, the inconceivable,
25 37|         invisible beginning of all things, which human language' has