Chapter

 1 1 |  mortality comes back upon him; seeing that, although he might
 2 2 |      conceived how great He is, seeing that, if He could be conceived,
 3 4 |       which is, whatever it is--seeing that what is found in that
 4 4 |         word of an appellation, seeing that as it is beyond the
 5 5 |          cannot subsist in God, seeing that He is known to be constructed
 6 10|         of our body in himself, seeing "he received nothing from
 7 12|       confess Christ to be God, seeing they have even wished to
 8 15|      heretics their successors, seeing that to them it is said, "
 9 15|   descended thence must be God, seeing that man could not come
10 15|         was not before Abraham, seeing that He was of Abraham;
11 15|        therefore be called one, seeing that He is of Himself, being
12 16|       nothing to the Paraclete, seeing that from Him man himself
13 16|        what He gives to others; seeing that if Christ were only
14 16|        foundation of the world, seeing that he was after the world;
15 16|  Therefore He was not man only, seeing that He was before the world.
16 16| predestination being set aside, seeing it is not so laid down,
17 17|     according to the flesh, and seeing before the foundation of
18 18|        the Father who was seen, seeing that He never was seen;
19 24|        And therefore the angel, seeing that arrangement, and providing
20 28|       the loss of some power of seeing special truth and light,
21 28|      henceforth to consider, in seeing the image of God the Father
22 28|       that, being accustomed to seeing the divinity in likeness,
23 28|     present was not the Father, seeing that He was seen, and yet
24 28|        that heretic more fully; seeing that bereaved, in these
25 30|       we at any time know such, seeing that there is none. "I,"
26 31|        not make two beginnings, seeing that from Him who has no