Chapter

 1 8 |      fountain the river, and the sun the ray. For these are probolai,
 2 8 |     fountain, and the ray of the sun; because every original
 3 8 |   fountain, nor the ray from the sun; nor, indeed, is the Word
 4 8 |     indivisible; so likewise the sun and the ray are two forms,
 5 8 |        the ray is third from the sun. Nothing, however, is alien
 6 13|         should give the name of" sun" even to a sunbeam, considered
 7 13|         if I were mentioning the sun from which the ray emanates,
 8 13|        once withdraw the name of sun from the mere beam. For
 9 13|          I shall reckon both the sun and its ray to be as much
10 14| permitted us to contemplate, the sun, in the full amount of his
11 18|         from others. Suppose the sun to say, "I am the Sun, and
12 18|        the sun to say, "I am the Sun, and there is none other
13 18|       not itself reckoned in the sun? He says, then, that there
14 22|        ray's procession from the sun, and the river's from the
15 27|          by the examples) of the sun and the ray, and the fountain