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 1   II,  3, 1|          vacuity and shadow, this vacuum is then proved to be greater
 2   II,  4   |         ABSURDITY OF THE SUPPOSED VACUUM AND DEFECT OF THE HERETICS
 3   II,  4, 1|         be similar in nature to a vacuum, that is, that He really
 4   II,  4, 1|           is, that He really is a vacuum; and that the rest of the
 5   II,  4, 1|     producer Valentinus is also a vacuum, as are likewise his followers.
 6   II,  4, 1|       then that which is really a vacuum is similar to, and the brother
 7   II,  4, 3| illuminates them all, how can any vacuum or shadow possibly exist
 8   II,  8, 2|         illuminated that which is vacuum and shadow; or, on the other
 9   II,  8, 2|         let them cease talking of vacuum and shadow, if the light
10   II,  8, 3|         contained by it); nor can vacuum or shadow have any existence,
11   II,  8, 3|           fail, and find end in a vacuum. It is, moreover, irrational
12   II, 14, 3|       talked a great deal about a vacuum and atoms, the one of which
13   II, 14, 3|          those did respecting the vacuum. They have thus banished