Chapter

 1 2 |      condition, and of one power, inasmuch as He is one God, from whom
 2 3 |           inseparable. Therefore, inasmuch as the Divine Monarchy also
 3 5 |        you are regarded as being, inasmuch as He has reason within
 4 9 |       being greater than the Son, inasmuch as He who begets is one,
 5 10|          be my own son. Moreover, inasmuch as I ought to leave one
 6 13|        have come down (to earth), inasmuch as only One God and One
 7 15|  invisible Father. And therefore, inasmuch as he had said that the
 8 18|       nevertheless has a Son; and inasmuch as this Son is undivided
 9 19|          the heavens established. Inasmuch, then, as the heaven was
10 20|   principle of all heretics. For, inasmuch as only a few testimonies
11 21| pronounced Peter to be "blessed," inasmuch as "flesh and blood had
12 27|        its own especial property, inasmuch as the Word is nothing else
13 29|         is compatible to the Son (inasmuch as "Christ has been made
14 29|       capable of in the Son, yet, inasmuch as it could not suffer in
15 30|    consequently suffered nothing, inasmuch as He forsook the Son; or