Chapter

 1 8 |        the river, and the sun the ray. For these are probolai,
 2 8 |          of the fountain, and the ray of the sun; because every
 3 8 |        from the fountain, nor the ray from the sun; nor, indeed,
 4 8 |          likewise the sun and the ray are two forms, but coherent
 5 8 |   fountain, or as the apex of the ray is third from the sun. Nothing,
 6 13| mentioning the sun from which the ray emanates, I certainly should
 7 13|       reckon both the sun and its ray to be as much two things
 8 14|       only endure with our eyes a ray, by reason of the tempered
 9 18|       other besides me, except my ray," would you not have remarked
10 18|       such a statement, as if the ray were not itself reckoned
11 22|          out from God is like the ray's procession from the sun,
12 27|      examples) of the sun and the ray, and the fountain and the