Chapter

 1 II  |             that he may rise into a god. Hercules, that he may put
 2 III |       provinces, inasmuch as no one god is worshippedby all, but
 3 IV  |      indigenous. Romulus was made a god by the perjury of Proculus,
 4 IV  |     Pilumnus, and Consus, whom as a god of treachery Romulus would
 5 IV  |            just as if he had been a god of counsels, when his perfidy
 6 VI  |           that the form of the true God cannot be seen, and declares
 7 VI  |       concurs, and, maintaining one God, calls the rest angels or
 8 VI  |          Trismegistus speaks of one God, and confesses that He is
 9 VII |          than to call men away from God, and to turn them from the
10 VII |      adjured by us through the true God, at once yield and confess,
11 VIII|    Therefore the one Lord of all is God. For that sublimity cannot
12 IX  |  inconceivable. But what temple can God have, whose temple is the
13 IX  |            must you ask the name of God. God is His name. Among
14 IX  |            you ask the name of God. God is His name. Among those
15 IX  | characteristics of appellations. To God who alone is, belongs the
16 IX  |           belongs the whole name of God; therefore He is one, and
17 IX  |            things naturally confess God, when their mind and soul
18 IX  |         frequently hear it said, "O God," and "God sees," and "I
19 IX  |         hear it said, "O God," and "God sees," and "I commend to
20 IX  |            sees," and "I commend to God," and "God give you," and "
21 IX  |             I commend to God," and "God give you," and "as God will,"
22 IX  |              God give you," and "as God will," and "if God should
23 IX  |          and "as God will," and "if God should grant;" and this
24 X   |           First of all, favour with God was given to the Jews. Thus
25 XI  |                       XI.~Moreover, God had previously foretold
26 XI  |             world was near at hand, God would gather to Himself
27 XI  |           grace the Word and Son of God is sent as the dispenser
28 XI  |            race. He is the power of God, He is the reason, He is
29 XI  |            He is endued with flesh; God is mingled with man. This
30 XI  |       mingled with man. This is our God, this is Christ, who, as
31 XIV |         bidding of their Master and God gave forth His precepts
32 XV  |              that Christ the Son of God, who is trusted in as given