Chapter

 1 4 |           OF EPICURUS.~That which follows is concerning the school
 2 4 |         to affections is weak, it follows that there is in Him neither
 3 6 |        any time defended: that it follows that God is angry, since
 4 10|          nothing can be empty, it follows of necessity that there
 5 10|          from invisible seeds, it follows that those which are seen
 6 10|         man received his name; it follows that the soul, which has
 7 10|           But if this is true, it follows that we are derided by the
 8 11|         concerning providence, it follows that we show whether it
 9 14|         XIV. WHY GOD MADE MAN.~It follows that I show for what purpose
10 14|          if this is most true, it follows that God will have all men
11 17|           does not affect God, it follows that God is never at rest.
12 17|         the care of the world, it follows that He cares for the life
13 17|        the divine law; and he who follows and observes this is beloved
14 17| punishment. But if this is so, it follows that we have injurious laws,
15 17|        who punishes the evil,--it follows that God, when He opposes
16 18|           has these qualities, it follows that he was made after the
17 20|         in Him perfect virtue, it follows of necessity that His patience
18 23|          except by compulsion, it follows that all government exists