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 1    I, 11|       the meeting of such great elements. Let us see what there was
 2    I, 11|   impossible that the senseless elements, which are separated by
 3   II, 5 |         WORSHIPPED, AND NOT THE ELEMENTS OR HEAVENLY BODIES; AND
 4   II, 5 |   obtuse mind adore as gods the elements, which are both created
 5   II, 6 |      THE WHOLE UNIVERSE NOR THE ELEMENTS ARE GOD, NOR ARE THEY POSSESSED
 6   II, 6 |    heavenly fires and the other elements of the world are gods, they
 7   II, 6 |         itself God, nor are the elements which are its parts; because
 8   II, 7 |        first, in preferring the elements, that is, the works of God,
 9   II, 7 |  worshipping the figures of the elements themselves under human form.
10   II, 7 |         openly sacrifice to the elements themselves. Men are possessed
11   II, 9 |     confusion of matter and the elements; but that God afterwards
12   II, 10|       WORLD, AND ITS PARTS, THE ELEMENTS AND SEASONS.~Now, having
13   II, 10|       importance were these two elements considered, that they believed
14   II, 10|        flow these two principal elements, fire and water, He who
15   II, 13|         is composed of opposing elements. For he consists of soul
16   II, 13| determined that there were four elements, that is, fire, air, water,
17   II, 13|     were composed of these four elements by God, for he said that
18   II, 13|     that of all things only two elements are found, the whole nature
19   II, 14|         the earth, admiring the elements of the world, began to worship
20  III, 6 |       are composed of these two elements, the one of which is endowed
21   IV, 18|       world itself, and all the elements of the world, bewailed?
22   VI, 2 |       were delivering the first elements of virtue, which would be
23  VII, 3 |      with heavy and corruptible elements. Therefore that is more
24  VII, 4 |       of different and opposing elements, soul and body, that is,
25  VII, 5 |      having suspended the light elements on high, and depressed the
26  VII, 5 |      man is made up of opposing elements; for the body, because it
27  VII, 9 |       the world consists of two elements which are opposed to one
28  VII, 15|        place throughout all the elements of the world, by which the