Chapter

 1 4 |      neither conscious of any kind of loss nor ending. For
 2 5 |     whatever they are of this kind, being displayed for our
 3 8 | free-will is both liberal and kind, lest the whole of this
 4 10|       may have worn any other kind of fabulous body of heretical
 5 12|  maintain blasphemies of that kind ? unless because in this
 6 12|        being convinced in any kind of way, they should confess
 7 18|  nation, since assuredly this kind of power belongs to God,
 8 20|       in the latter above all kind of measure: "For," it is
 9 23| heretics. It is a substantial kind of proof which is gathered
10 29|  without an advocate and some kind of protector. For this is
11 29| inheritance, and as it were a kind of handwriting of eternal
12 31|      who is one God. In which kind, being both as well only-begotten