Chapter

 1 11|        of matter far different substances and far different forms
 2 32|        all that is said of the substances in question were not naturally
 3 32|     made in reference to those substances of which the man is composed,
 4 34|       distributed over the two substances, and makes him its aim in
 5 35|     subterfuge! For since both substances are set before us (in this
 6 35|        annihilation of the two substances, and not to their penal
 7 35|    come to the conclusion that substances must be eternal, when their
 8 40| between the two closely united substances, under which designation
 9 45|    distinction between the two substances, and applying the old one
10 45|        follow the order of the substances, the soul cannot be the
11 45|        by human parents of two substances, but not at two different
12 49|   whole question: What are the substances, and of what nature are
13 49|   makes Him a partaker of both substances. In like manner, those also
14 49|    duty to interpret these two substances as the old man abandoned
15 50|        resurrection these very substances, understood in none other
16 59|       issues of men, not their substances, which he distinguishes.