Chapter

 1 1|         had been originated by his angels; that he had descended in
 2 1|     immediately above us; but that angels far removed from Him made
 3 1|          in the lower regions, the angels had carefully tried to form
 4 1|        Principalities, powers, and Angels; that there ensued infinite
 5 1|          issues and processions of angels; that by these angels heavens
 6 1|           of angels; that by these angels heavens were formed, and
 7 1|         Now, among the last of the angels, those who made this world,
 8 1|          turbulent above the other angels, and accordingly given to
 9 2|          order that, since (these) angels could not know what was
10 2|         These inferior Virtues and angels, therefore, had made man;
11 2|          beings were formed by the angels Cain and Abel. On their
12 2| contentions and discords among the angels; for this reason, that Virtue
13 2|          Abel, in order that those angels might be escheated who had
14 2|      iniquitous permixtures of two angels and human beings; for which
15 3|          out of this were produced angels and Virtues, which, being
16 3|            was originated by those angels; and sets forth Christ as
17 3|          that the Law was given by angels; representing the God of
18 3|           been made by God, not by angels; and because it is written, "
19 6|            He made many powers and angels; beside Him, withal, another
20 8|   Melchizedek does so for heavenly angels and Virtues. For to such