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 1 10|        contributes to the origin of Matter. Her ignorance, her fear,
 2 15|            ACCOUNT OF THE ORIGIN OF MATTER, FROM THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS
 3 15|      himself (may discover), whence Matter, which they will have to
 4 16| ABOVE-MENTIONED IMPURITIES ARRANGES MATTER, SEPARATING ITS EVIL FROM
 5 16|          the corporeal condition of Matter, extracting out of her inherent,
 6 16|   conversion. This will prove to be Matter, which has set us in battle
 7 16|          God made all things out of Matter, not out of nothing.~
 8 24|         invisible substance of that matter, which philosophy indeed
 9 24|             are qualities Of liquid matter, and since everything liquid
10 24|         Demiurge is not composed of matter; but as to his "likeness,"
11 25|           substance, the flesh from Matter. So that you have a new