Chapter

 1 1 |            also should be deceived, being incited by the authority
 2 1 |       things. But the philosophers, being destitute of this teaching,
 3 2 |            earth, by whose teaching being freed from the error in
 4 4 |             is peculiar to a living being, nor does anything impossible
 5 4 |           if He is always inactive, being at rest and un-moveable?
 6 4 |        ignorance of the truth. For, being led from the beginning by
 7 4 | consequences; because one affection being removed, necessity itself
 8 7 |          who does not embrace this, being far removed from the nature
 9 8 |         What honour can be due to a being who pays no regard to us,
10 9 |         should be in the world some being of surpassing excellence,
11 10|           divisible, and capable of being cut; for hooks and angles
12 10|            is formed, which either, being dispersed, moistens whatever
13 10|         whatever it has covered, or being collected, is carried aloft
14 10|      dispersed, the seeds at length being resolved, and returning
15 10|           there should be any human being who might say these things,
16 11|            incorporeal mind, which, being diffused and stretched through
17 12|              the fear of a superior being taken away, he shall be
18 13|           which is in moist places, being seethed and heated, becomes
19 13|             other, so that, the one being taken away, the other must
20 13|     Therefore, good and evil things being set before it, then at length
21 14|         objects. For he is the only being who, since he is intelligent
22 15|            because it is capable of being laid hold of: the one is
23 18|           goes on to vice, because, being mingled with frailty derived
24 20|   afterwards become righteous; from being injurious, have become good;
25 20|              have become good; from being wicked, have become temperate!
26 21|             that God is so far from being angry, that in His precepts
27 21|     moderated and suppressed, lest, being out of his mind, he should
28 22|          those who represent God as being without emotions. It only
29 22|         consists. All the prophets, being filled with the Divine Spirit,
30 23|           part, not prohibited from being in common use. And of these
31 23|             when, the God of heaven being enraged against the cities
32 23|           and the palace of heaven, being caught by fire, shall be
33 23|           fear. The Milesian Apollo being consulted concerning the
34 23|            by which the human soul, being ensnared and enslaved to
35 23|           as we can, let "us aim at being good and bounteous: if we