Chapter

 1 1 |          He previously ordained angels, he arranged spiritual powers,
 2 8 |   invisible gives witness; whom angels adore, stars wonder at,
 3 8 |       with all things, both the angels themselves and the stars
 4 11|    times, the Prince of all the angels, before whom there is none
 5 16|       and more ancient than the angels themselves. Either, then,
 6 17|        an angel descending with angels, and saying, "Come;" and
 7 17|  according to the number of the angels of God." Neither, therefore,
 8 18|     name is nowhere conceded to angels, except that on either side
 9 18| hospitality in company with two angels, the heretics have believed
10 18|    angel, although of the three angels one is called Lord, why,
11 18|       Father Almighty among the angels.~
12 20|   subjected to Christ, even the angels themselves, with all other
13 20|       shall Christ, to whom all angels are subjected, be said to
14 20|      not than one, but than all angels. And if "God standeth in
15 22|      read of the form of God in angels, except because this one