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1 I, prooe| the perfection of wicked things. Previously, however, they 2 I, prooe| subject), but also whatsoever things the truth has received by 3 I, 1 | and again dissolved, all things consist, and that all things 4 I, 1 | things consist, and that all things are supported on it; from 5 I, 1 | movements, and that all things are both produced and are 6 I, 1 | while intent on beholding things in heaven, he did not know, 7 I, 2 | are two original causes of things, father and mother, and 8 I, 2 | harmony. And as regards the things that are produced from earth 9 I, 2 | constitute the substance of all things. And he is reported to have 10 I, 2 | origin and concretion of all things, when the earth was still 11 I, 3 | the Deity, and that all things consist of fire, and will 12 I, 4 | originating principle of all things is discord and friendship, 13 I, 4 | intelligence, and that all things are borne one upon another, 14 I, 4 | about us is full of evil things, and that these evil things 15 I, 4 | things, and that these evil things reach as far as the moon, 16 I, 5 | originating principle of existing things is a certain constitution 17 I, 5 | and element of existing things, being the first to employ 18 I, 6 | out of which are generated things existing, those which have 19 I, 6 | motion; for that whatsoever things undergo alteration, do not 20 I, 6 | rest of the stars; for all things being of the nature of fire, 21 I, 7 | was being formed. For all things coming into existence simultaneously, 22 I, 7 | are infinite. And that all things partake of motion by being 23 I, 7 | and dark and cold, and all things heavy, came together into 24 I, 7 | derived support; but that the things opposite to these--namely, 25 I, 10 | same opinion, but affirms things to be infinite, and always 26 I, 10 | bodies, and that created things wax and wane through necessity. 27 I, 11 | asserted, since existing things are continually moved in 28 I, 11 | philosopher) turned all things into ridicule, as if all 29 I, 12 | and moons, and that all things spring from earth. This 30 I, 12 | were generated when all things originally were embedded 31 I, 13 | attain a true knowledge of things. He defines, however, as 32 I, 16 | attending, fabricated all things. God, he says, is both incorporeal 33 I, 16 | parts it perishes, yet the things that are removed, being 34 I, 16 | and end, and middle of all things." Thus he shows God to be 35 I, 16 | His having pervaded all things. Others, however, maintain 36 I, 16 | that Plato says, that some things are without a mean, that 37 I, 16 | state; but that there are things that had means, for instance 38 I, 16 | that he affirms that the things pertaining to the soul are 39 I, 16 | alone good, but that the things pertaining to the body, 40 I, 16 | not, to be sure, that all things are produced according to 41 I, 16 | is most glorious of the things in our power, which is the 42 I, 17 | supposing as the elements of all things substance and accident; 43 I, 17 | substance underlying all things, but nine accidents,--namely, 44 I, 17 | also supposes that some things have means, but that others 45 I, 17 | permanence; and after these things, that this also vanishes 46 I, 17 | that the only really good things are those pertaining to 47 I, 17 | threefold classification of good things, and asserts that the wise 48 I, 17 | present to him both the good things of the body and those extrinsic 49 I, 17 | senses, soundness; while the things extrinsic (to the body) 50 I, 17 | to an opposition of the things that are good, and that 51 I, 18 | originating principle of all things, being a body of the utmost 52 I, 18 | takes place, and that all things involve plenitude, and that 53 I, 19 | originating principles of all things, atoms and vacuity. He considered 54 I, 19 | place that would contain the things that will exist, and atoms 55 I, 19 | matter out of which all things could be formed; and that 56 I, 19 | all the elements, and all things inherent in them, as well 57 I, 19 | providence or fate, but that all things arc made by chance. For 58 I, 20 | incomprehensibility of all things, so as to (be ready to) 59 I, 20 | that there is nothing of things intelligible or sensible 60 I, 23 | the substance of existing things, being astonished at the 61 IV, 1 | underlying parts, so also things terrestrial with superlunar 62 IV, 13 | conclusions, and supposed things worthy of reason, have framed 63 IV, 17 | eyebrows; they conquer all things, they retain whatever possessions 64 IV, 24 | at the existing state of things, passionate, persons that 65 IV, 28 | directing attention to those things which it is supposed (the 66 IV, 28 | nature to behold divine things, for that to hold converse ( 67 IV, 35 | subsequently believes all things that are likely to be stated 68 IV, 39 | such a way, as that all things seem set in motion; ordure 69 IV, 43 | the substance of existing things, supposing that these were 70 IV, 43 | however, a single cause for things that fall under the cognizance 71 IV, 43 | of this were formed all things. For this, say they, being 72 IV, 47 | order that nothing of the things that are being made may 73 IV, 47 | surveys and beholds all things, and none of the works of 74 IV, 47 | that the Beast may know all things at the same time. And near 75 IV, 48 | and partly producing all things, and being what they express 76 IV, 48 | a transition of whatever things are from the great creation 77 IV, 51 | the demonstration of those things that we propose to investigate. 78 IV, 51 | so that the generation of things produced may be from the 79 V, 1 | originating cause) of all things else, a man and a son of 80 V, 2 | For soul is cause of all things made; all things that are 81 V, 2 | of all things made; all things that are nourished, (the 82 V, 2 | it is by accession that things which are being increased 83 V, 2 | accession is the nourishment of things that are nurtured. Every 84 V, 2 | and (the Naasene) says, of things celestial, and earthly, 85 V, 2 | Word. "For the invisible things of Him are seen from the 86 V, 2 | being understood by the things that are made by Him, even 87 V, 2 | four-footed beasts, and creeping things. Wherefore also God gave 88 V, 2 | of all figures to those things that are moulded into shapes,--" 89 V, 2 | same time disclosed--of things that have been, and are 90 V, 2 | species and energies (of things), have the sacred and august, 91 V, 2 | moved by Him who puts all things in motion. They affirm, 92 V, 2 | a cause of all existent things, that it is none of these, 93 V, 2 | it produces and forms all things that are made, expressing 94 V, 2 | say, that what puts all things in motion is itself unmoved. 95 V, 2 | exists remains forming all things, and nought of existing 96 V, 2 | and nought of existing things is made." He says that this ( 97 V, 2 | with all its own fruits of things that are made. And (he affirms) 98 V, 2 | interpreter and fabricator of the things that have been made simultaneously, 99 V, 2 | And he affirms that all things have been subjected unto 100 V, 3 | assertion: he who says that all things derive consistence from 101 V, 3 | he mixed and blended all things in all. "For all things," 102 V, 3 | things in all. "For all things," he says, "were made by 103 V, 3 | could they receive. For the things that are not according to 104 V, 3 | of the existing state of things, (yet) we do not perceive 105 V, 3 | though a woman forget these things, yet I will not forget you. 106 V, 3 | because he tranquillized all things which, prior to his manifestation, 107 V, 3 | Spirit, comparing spiritual things with spiritual. But the 108 V, 3 | natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God, for 109 V, 3 | receive the revenues of all things; but we, he says, are the 110 V, 3 | through which all existent things that are produced have from 111 V, 3 | signifies to turn and change things; whence, he says, they all 112 V, 3 | everywhere ceaselessly turns all things, and changes them into their 113 V, 3 | hath an husband;" that is, things by being born again become 114 V, 3 | numbers, even though the things that are produced may be 115 V, 3 | produced may be few; whereas things carnal, he says, are all 116 V, 3 | corruptible, even though very many things (of this type) are produced. 117 V, 4 | Invisible (One), "by whom all things were made, and nothing was 118 V, 4 | manner, that whatsoever things have been said and done 119 V, 4 | view, alleging that all things become spiritual. Whence 120 V, 4 | that nothing of existing things, immortal or mortal, animate 121 V, 4 | without him. And that all things are subject unto him, and 122 V, 4 | good, and that he has all things in himself, as in the horn 123 V, 4 | beauty and bloom to all things that exist according to 124 V, 7 | that by His descent all things triply divided might be 125 V, 7 | might be saved. For some things, he says, being borne down 126 V, 9 | colour of water, whirls things on that are stationary, 127 V, 9 | are stationary, restrains things tremulous, sets things free 128 V, 9 | restrains things tremulous, sets things free as they proceed, lightens 129 V, 9 | as they proceed, lightens things as they abide, removes things 130 V, 9 | things as they abide, removes things on the increase, a faithful 131 V, 9 | the breezes, enjoying the things disgorged from the twelve 132 V, 10 | generation of all begotten things are things unbegotten and 133 V, 10 | all begotten things are things unbegotten and superjacent, 134 V, 11 | imagining that none of those things existing by generation can 135 V, 11 | determined lot for those things that derive their existence 136 V, 11 | is, Cronus--none of those things existent by generation can 137 V, 11 | which impose upon existent things the necessity of alterable 138 V, 11 | beginning with God, all things were made by Him, and without 139 V, 11 | species of) motion to all things that are being produced. 140 V, 11 | nothing consists, either of things in heaven, or things on 141 V, 11 | of things in heaven, or things on earth. or things under 142 V, 11 | or things on earth. or things under the earth. Not night, 143 V, 11 | anything at all of existent things, is without his guidance. 144 V, 11 | more incredible than all things to those who are ignorant, " 145 V, 12 | seeds and the genera of the things produced according to the 146 V, 14 | and the earth, and of the things which in the midst of all 147 V, 14 | were a salt of existent things, and a light of darkness. 148 V, 14 | the manner declared, all things having simultaneously received 149 V, 15 | when he remarks, "And all things have been triply divided, 150 V, 16 | So, say they, though all things are commingled, they are 151 V, 16 | division and separation of the things that have been commingled. 152 V, 16 | commingled. For each of the things that have been commingled 153 V, 16 | comparisons they please. All these things, then, he says, that have 154 V, 16 | the magnet. And that these things, he says, are so, and that 155 V, 16 | says, are so, and that all things that have been commingled 156 V, 19 | hath not heard, and the things which have not entered into 157 V, 21 | is father of all begotten things, devoid of prescience, and 158 V, 21 | fountains from which existing things have been produced, but 159 V, 21 | with the Father, and do all things according to His will; and 160 V, 21 | observing, "Moses said these things disguisedly, from the fact 161 V, 21 | towards Elohim. And when all things were created as has been 162 V, 21 | heaven and earth, and the things therein--the twelve angels 163 V, 21 | the father, seeing these things, sends forth Baruch, the 164 V, 21 | he announces to him all things from the beginning, whatsoever 165 V, 21 | back tidings to them of things pertaining to the Father, 166 V, 21 | pertaining to the Father, and things pertaining to the Good One, 167 V, 21 | saying that, "I shall do all things, Lord," and proceeded to 168 V, 21 | previously fashioned all things (according to his own design). 169 V, 22 | One, and beholds "whatever things eye hath not seen, and ear 170 VI, 4 | humanity). And that these things are so, we shall easily 171 VI, 4 | which lies the root of all things." And he asserts that this 172 VI, 4 | of the fire comprises all things in itself, whatsoever any 173 VI, 4 | inasmuch as all existing things fall under the categories, 174 VI, 6 | to Simon, and since all things are visible and invisible, ( 175 VI, 6 | mode, that each of those things which, existing indefinitely, 176 VI, 7 | art, a light of existent things is produced; but when (the 177 VI, 8 | frequently looking towards the things that are being generated 178 VI, 9 | Spirit which contains all things in itself, and is an image 179 VI, 9 | that alone reduces all things into order." For this power 180 VI, 9 | form alone, reduces all things into order. When, therefore, 181 VI, 11 | fact of its speaking all things, it is denominated by numerical 182 VI, 11 | as touch, by seizing the things that are seen by the other 183 VI, 11 | books preceding this. All things, therefore, he says, when 184 VI, 12 | principle of the generation of things begotten is from fire, he 185 VI, 12 | as the following. Of all things, (i.e.) of whatsoever there 186 VI, 12 | father--father of those things that are in process of generation, 187 VI, 12 | the augmentation of those things that are being nourished; ( 188 VI, 13 | you, then, I address the things which I speak, and (to you) 189 VI, 13 | universe, which manages all things, (and is) a male. The other ( 190 VI, 13 | female which produces all things. From whence, ranged in 191 VI, 13 | father who sustains all things, and nourishes things that 192 VI, 13 | all things, and nourishes things that have beginning and 193 VI, 13 | are one. For from those things that are above is discovered 194 VI, 14 | to be the Power above all things. But the filthy fellow, 195 VI, 14 | for the restoration (of things). And so (it was that Jesus) 196 VI, 18 | the duad the mother of all things that are being begotten-- 197 VI, 18 | one (being mother) of the things that arc begotten. And Zaratas, 198 VI, 19 | behold the substance of things that are cognised by intellect, 199 VI, 19 | arrive at a knowledge of things that are discerned by sense; 200 VI, 19 | knowledge of any of the things discernible by sense. But 201 VI, 19 | judge of such (sensations). Things being thus constituted, 202 VI, 19 | constituted, the arrangement of things that have been made and 203 VI, 20 | animals, plants, metals and things similar to these. And the 204 VI, 20 | of the generation of all things produced is, according to 205 VI, 24 | generation of all existent things. And the aforesaid Monad 206 VI, 24 | generation at all of any of those things that have been made to exist, 207 VI, 24 | all the roots of existent things.~ 208 VI, 25 | Unbegotten One, he says, all things exist simultaneously, but 209 VI, 29 | natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God, for 210 VI, 30 | anything concerning the things of which we speak; for ( 211 VI, 30 | ignorant of all (these) things, inasmuch as they certainly 212 VI, 32 | understand it. For so it is. All things are about the King of all, 213 VI, 32 | and on his account are all things, and he is cause of all 214 VI, 32 | King there is none of those things of which I have spoken. 215 VI, 32 | are, looking upon those things that are akin to itself, 216 VI, 32 | which is a cause of all evil things. Nay, but rather the solicitude 217 VI, 32 | now incredible, and that things once incredible are now 218 VI, 32 | repent in regard of those things should they happen in a 219 VI, 32 | words, "what is second about things that are second," Valentinus 220 VI, 32 | himself thus: "I behold all things suspended in air by spirit, 221 VI, 32 | spirit, and I perceive all things wafted by spirit; the flesh ( 222 VI, 38 | from these he says that things existing here were garnished, 223 VI, 38 | were garnished, and the things antecedent to these were 224 VI, 38 | that the Progenitor (of things) should consist! Wherefore 225 VI, 39 | after having explained these things, spoke as follows: "Now, 226 VI, 43 | as they are imitations of things inimitable, unto the intelligence 227 VII, 3 | the species of existent things derive their distinctions. 228 VII, 4 | itself any one) of the things generated. For man is an 229 VII, 5 | according to Aristotle, of the things that are generated, derived 230 VII, 5 | originating principle of existing things. But who it is that has 231 VII, 6 | are discoverable in all things of which they are nonessential 232 VII, 6 | not made up out of other things, consists of nonentities. 233 VII, 7 | treatise on the principles of things (in the region) beyond the 234 VII, 8 | constitute anything of existent things; but, to express myself 235 VII, 8 | proper denominations for all things. Undoubtedly, however, one 236 VII, 8 | manner, the peculiarities (of things) denominated. For an equivocal 237 VII, 9 | minuteness, still, when all things are absolutely removed,--( 238 VII, 9 | however, of the world had all things in itself. Just as the grain 239 VII, 9 | of mustard comprises all things simultaneously, holding 240 VII, 10 | ACCOUNT OF THE "SONSHIP."~All things, therefore whatsoever it 241 VII, 10 | perception. (Now, all these things) were inherent, treasured 242 VII, 10 | dreads the Substances of things generated in the way of 243 VII, 10 | upwards from below, from things inferior to those that are 244 VII, 10 | superior. For not one of those things that are among things superior, 245 VII, 10 | those things that are among things superior, is so silly as 246 VII, 11 | the world. For existing things were distributed by Basilides 247 VII, 11 | and wiser. For all these things had the non-existent Deity 248 VII, 12 | ineffable (entities). All things, therefore, have been provided 249 VII, 12 | collection of all seeds; and the things which are generated are 250 VII, 12 | by Him who calculates on things future, when they ought ( 251 VII, 13 | for (the reason that) all things have been guarded by unrevealed 252 VII, 14 | to be the consummation of things. This is the wisdom spoken 253 VII, 14 | includes all (existing) things, and that for these reasons 254 VII, 15 | enormous ignorance, that all things may continue according to 255 VII, 15 | inordinately desire anything of the things that are contrary to nature. 256 VII, 15 | be their destruction. All things, therefore, that abide in ( 257 VII, 15 | and cross over from the things that are according to nature. 258 VII, 15 | desire aught of impossible things, nor will he be visited 259 VII, 15 | may desire aught of those things that are contrary to nature, 260 VII, 15 | be the restitution of all things which, in conformity with 261 VII, 15 | in the Gospels. And these things happened, he says, in order 262 VII, 15 | proper component parts of things that had been blended together. 263 VII, 16 | world was made, and all things that are in it. And (Saturnilus 264 VII, 16 | returns after death to those things that are of the same order 265 VII, 17 | The four roots of all things hear thou first:~Brilliant 266 VII, 17 | through him we behold all things, yet himself alone we do 267 VII, 17 | afford nutriment to those things that are being nourished. 268 VII, 17 | subdivides it, or makes many things out of one. Therefore discord 269 VII, 17 | restoration of existing things into one system. And in 270 VII, 17 | forcibly severs and makes many things out of that one (form). 271 VII, 17 | among the majority of those things (that subsisted) in accordance 272 VII, 17 | unity, in order that all things, being conducted by herself, 273 VII, 17 | forcible abduction of the things of Friendship, and of appropriation 274 VII, 17 | prompts;~But if for other things you sigh, which, countless, 275 VII, 19 | with which are united the things that have been separated 276 VII, 20 | affirms that the world and the things in it were made by angels, 277 VII, 20 | undefiled, remembered the things seen by it in its converse 278 VII, 21 | Power which is above all things, and which (yet) is ignorant 279 VII, 21 | sovereignty which is above all things. And then, (according to 280 VII, 23 | he acknowledges that all things were created by God. Forcibly 281 VII, 24 | fornicators and eaters of things offered unto idols.~ 282 VII, 26 | that he who created all things is just. Now he, (according 283 VII, 26 | prophets, by alleging that the things that have been written are ( 284 VIII, 3 | Demiurge. And that these things are so, says (the Docetic), 285 VIII, 3 | and (renders visible) all things, it is yet imperceptible 286 VIII, 3 | born; and so did He all things, as it has been written ( 287 VIII, 5 | originating cause of all things, unbegotten, incorruptible, ( 288 VIII, 5 | harmony, which comprises all things in itself, as many as one 289 VIII, 5 | considering; and it manifests all things, and generates all things. 290 VIII, 5 | things, and generates all things. This (is) Mother, this ( 291 VIII, 6 | nothing, he says, of the things that are in our quarter 292 VIII, 6 | generated from him). All things, however, have been produced, 293 VIII, 6 | comprises in itself whatever things the man also possesses ( 294 VIII, 7 | mundane creation. For all things, by being stricken, bring 295 VIII, 7 | and the rest of (material) things similarly with these,--( 296 VIII, 8 | after God, and creation, and things similar to these, seek for 297 VIII, 8 | appropriates (unto Himself) all things in thee, and says, 'My God ( 298 VIII, 10 | said that God made all things out of coeval and ungenerated 299 VIII, 10 | God could make generated things out of things that are not. 300 VIII, 10 | generated things out of things that are not. And that God 301 VIII, 10 | constitutes the substance of all things, as if introducing a novel 302 VIII, 10 | the God who created all things; and along with (this admission), 303 VIII, 12 | universe, and Creator of all things, similarly with the Church, 304 VIII, 12 | Church, and (receive) as many things as the Gospel testifies 305 VIII, 13 | Encratites, acknowledge some things concerning God and Christ 306 VIII, 13 | requisite to explain the things said or done by these, test 307 IX, 4 | that they acknowledge all things to be one," says Heraclitus; 308 IX, 4 | and as it pervades all things, he affirms in this manner. " 309 IX, 4 | gearing of it. For though all things take place according to 310 IX, 4 | nature, and declaring how things are." And that a Son is 311 IX, 4 | ages an eternal king of all things, he thus asserts: "A sporting 312 IX, 4 | And that the Father of all things that have been generated 313 IX, 4 | Contrariety is a progenitor of all things, and king of all; and it 314 IX, 4 | in these words: "Whatever things are objects of vision, hearing, 315 IX, 4 | says; that is, he prefers things visible to those that are 316 IX, 4 | the knowledge of manifest things similarly with Homer, who 317 IX, 5 | obvious one;" and, "Whatsoever things are objects of vision, hearing, 318 IX, 5 | pre-eminently honoured invisible things. Therefore neither darkness, 319 IX, 5 | judgment of the world and all things in it takes place by fire, 320 IX, 5 | Now, thunder pilots all things," that is, directs them, 321 IX, 5 | will judge and seize all things."~But in this chapter Heraclitus 322 IX, 5 | peace; surfeit, famine." All things are contraries--this appears 323 IX, 5 | Creator and Father of all things; and that when it pleased 324 IX, 7 | Callistus, perceiving these things, and suspecting danger from 325 IX, 7 | neither to form a judgment of things said, nor discerning the 326 IX, 7 | and the same; and that all things are full of the Divine Spirit, 327 IX, 7 | wolves, and ravens, and all things clean and unclean; and so 328 IX, 13 | averse even to hearing of things of the sort. And they renounce 329 IX, 14 | overseers, who take care of all things that belong to them in common, 330 IX, 15 | they consider that all things are in common for him, and 331 IX, 16 | partake of supper, doing oil things in like manner to those 332 IX, 16 | eating and drinking all things by measure.~ 333 IX, 17 | these, saying that these things were not created in vain.~ 334 IX, 22 | the creation of existing things, derived their principles 335 IX, 23 | with their girdles. These things, then, are the statements 336 IX, 23 | close investigation into the things regarded according to the 337 IX, 23 | giving instruction in such things. These Pharisees affirm 338 IX, 23 | existence of fate, and that some things are in our power, whereas 339 IX, 23 | that God is a cause of all things, and that nothing is managed 340 IX, 25 | and praise. And that all things in the creation are endued 341 X, 2 | Some of them derived all things from one, whereas others 342 X, 2 | whereas others from more things than one. And of those who 343 X, 2 | of those who derived all things from one, some derived them 344 X, 2 | among those who derived all things from quality, some derived 345 X, 2 | derived the universe from more things than one, some derived it 346 X, 2 | among those who derived all things from numerable quantities, 347 X, 2 | some derived entities from things similar to those generated, 348 X, 2 | generated, whereas others from things dissimilar. And among these 349 X, 2 | some derived entities from things incapable of, whereas others 350 X, 2 | of, whereas others from things capable of, passion. From 351 X, 2 | disposed to think that all things have been generated from 352 X, 2 | Ephesian declared the origin of things to be from fire, whereas 353 X, 2 | earth," says he, "are all things, and all things terminate 354 X, 2 | are all things, and all things terminate in the earth."~ 355 X, 3 | derive all entities from more things than one, and from numerable 356 X, 3 | thus:--~"Four roots of all things hear thou first:~Brilliant 357 X, 3 | they say that from this, things celestial have their being. 358 X, 3 | says, "Four roots of all things hear thou first," he produces 359 X, 3 | derives the universe from things similar to those that are 360 X, 3 | derived the universe from things both dissimilar (to the 361 X, 3 | derived the universe from things dissimilar (to the entities 362 X, 6 | that, by His descent, all things that have been divided into 363 X, 6 | For, says the Peratic, the things that have been borne down 364 X, 6 | ascend through Him; and the things that have plotted against 365 X, 7 | fire. Now the power of the things divided threefold being 366 X, 7 | which, when commingled, all things are figured and generated 367 X, 7 | rest of the figures of all things were, like heaven and earth, 368 X, 8 | power that is above all things. So far, then, for the opinions 369 X, 9 | terms both of Him and the things made by Him. And (he asserts) 370 X, 10 | that has been formed out of things that are not, by casting 371 X, 10 | the world, from which all things have been produced. For 372 X, 10 | comprises in itself all things, as it were those that as 373 X, 10 | which has been begotten from things that are not. And of this 374 X, 10 | Creator, and Controller of all things that are beneath Him, and 375 X, 10 | they assert that all these things exist according to the predetermination 376 X, 11 | universe, from which all things have been produced. And 377 X, 11 | an allegorical sense the things written in the law. And 378 X, 11 | Justinus u affirms that all things were made by Elohim and 379 X, 12 | cause (of existence ) to the things that were produced, and 380 X, 13 | that, as Moses states, the things that have been produced 381 X, 13 | from above, containing all things in itself; (therefore,) 382 X, 13 | therefore,) whatsoever things also the man possesses, 383 X, 14 | has been created, and the things existing in it. And he habituates 384 X, 15 | the just Being) made all things out of subjacent matter, 385 X, 15 | it is requisite that the things made should be similar to 386 X, 15 | should abstain from the things that are made or appointed 387 X, 17 | God (that is) above all things. And he says that JeSus 388 X, 19 | description, alleging that all things were created by the true 389 X, 22 | of the entire of existing things, they are guilty of blasphemy, 390 X, 23 | universe, and that He made all things, and was imperceptible to 391 X, 24 | asserted that God made all things out of matter coeval with 392 X, 24 | that God should make the things that were made, except out 393 X, 24 | except out of existent things.~ 394 X, 28 | exercise of His will He created things that are, which antecedently 395 X, 28 | the substances of these things, and the causes of the entire 396 X, 29 | He produced from existing things; for the Father Himself 397 X, 29 | Him was the cause of all things that are produced. The Logos 398 X, 29 | thus pleasing God. And some things which multiply by generation 399 X, 29 | for so the nature of the things produced admitted. For as 400 X, 29 | produced admitted. For as many things as He willed, God made from 401 X, 29 | from time to time. These things He created through the Logos, 402 X, 29 | it not being possible for things to be generated otherwise 403 X, 29 | nor holding sway over all things by reflection, and authority,