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 1    I, pref, 1|      are unable, even in such a matter, to distinguish falsehood
 2    I,  4, 1  |       they relate to have, as a matter of course, become violently
 3    I,  4, 2  |        was the substance of the matter from which this world was
 4    I,  4, 5  |        passion into unorganized matter. He then by this process
 5    I,  4, 5  |     this hypostatizing of ideal matter) they say that the Saviour
 6    I,  5, 1  |     from the passion, which was matter; a second from the conversion,
 7    I,  5, 1  |      from the passion, and from matter, which they call left-handed.
 8    I,  5, 5  | consisting of fusible and fluid matter, and then afterwards, as
 9    I,  5, 6  |     earth, his fleshy part from matter, and his spiritual man from
10    I,  6, 1  |       His nature], since indeed matter is incapable of salvation.
11    I,  7, 1  |        and while destroying all matter, shall also be extinguished
12    I,  7, 5  |         The material goes, as a matter of course, into corruption.
13    I,  8, 4  |        which they maintain that matter derived its origin. The
14    I,  9, 1  |      and then again calling the matter to mind, he, last of all,
15    I, 15, 2  |        And, again, they put the matter thus: If the first Tetrad
16    I, 21, 5  |   thought of, it is a difficult matter to describe all their opinions.~
17    I, 23, 1  |    neither part nor lot in this matter, for thy heart is not fight
18    I, 24, 5  |        of every kind of lust, a matter of perfect indifference.
19    I, 26, 3  |        as teaching that it is a matter of indifference to practise
20    I, 30, 3  |      body which was composed of matter, and greatly burdened by
21    I, 30, 5  |     upon the subjacent dregs of matter, and fixed his desire upon
22    I, 30, 6  |     Sophia so labouring in this matter, that she might empty him (
23   II,  1, 2  |          above Him, since it is matter of necessity that God, the
24   II, 10     |       AND NOT FROM PRE-EXISTENT MATTER.~1.
25   II, 10, 2  |      whence is the substance of matter, while they believe not
26   II, 10, 3  |       in all resources) created matter itself, inasmuch as they
27   II, 10, 3  |       produced the remainder of matter.~4.
28   II, 10, 4  |        nothing, but only out of matter already existing, yet God
29   II, 10, 4  |          But the assertion that matter was produced from the Enthymesis
30   II, 12, 6  |        Sige, but let them [as a matter of necessity] exclude either
31   II, 13, 7  |  nothing, and the production of matter with the formation of the
32   II, 13, 8  |          And let us see how the matter stands with respect to the
33   II, 14, 3  |         for his part, speaks of matter, and exemplar, and God.
34   II, 14, 4  |      out of previously existing matter, both Anaxagoras, Empedocles,
35   II, 14, 6  |     principles gave rise to the matter [of things], and another
36   II, 15, 3  |          been made; but it is a matter of necessity that they,
37   II, 17, 9  |         But they do not in this matter go forward [in their account]
38   II, 18, 4  |         it was the substance of matter. As if God were not light,
39   II, 18, 7  |       deliverance from unstable matter, and reconciliation to the
40   II, 18, 7  |   declare that the substance of matter was formed. To say, therefore,
41   II, 19, 2  |      really nothing, then, as a matter of course, he was ignorant
42   II, 19, 4  |          but derived from this [matter], form, and appearance,
43   II, 19, 4  |    being almost extinguished in matter, and was almost on the point
44   II, 19, 4  |     seed increased in this same matter, and received a form, and
45   II, 20, 5  |         from these, as becoming matter. Since, therefore, there
46   II, 23, 1  |         truth [signified] as to matter and substance; but it ought,
47   II, 27, 3  |         of such a building is a matter of ease.~
48   II, 28, 2  |       of autumn--though it is a matter connected with this world,
49   II, 28, 3  |        discovered the origin of matter, he should in reality set
50   II, 28, 6  |     what was true regarding the matter, neither let us be ashamed
51   II, 28, 7  |     concerning the substance of matter, that God produced it. For
52   II, 28, 7  |     leave the knowledge of this matter to God, even as the Lord
53   II, 29, 3  |         have been resolved into matter, shall be consumed by that
54   II, 29, 3  |       consumed with the rest of matter.~
55   II, 33, 4  |       perfect pliability in the matter acted upon, and thus the
56   II, 35, 1  |     ones, then it follows, as a matter of necessity, that from
57  III,  3, 2  |        the bishops. For it is a matter of necessity that every
58  III,  7, 1  |      distract our mind from the matter in hand, [by wandering]
59  III, 11, 2  |  however, does himself put this matter beyond all controversy on
60  III, 14, 1  |       clearly evinces, not as a matter of boasting, but as bound
61  III, 17, 2  |         dry wheat without fluid matter, nor can a loaf possess
62  III, 18, 3  |       fellowship with us in the matter of food? Whether is it he
63  III, 23, 1  |        be long-suffering in the matter of the correction of man
64   IV,  6, 6  |   convinced with respect to the matter in hand by their own plain
65   IV, 17, 3  |         sacrifices, nor in [the matter of] frankincense hast thou
66   IV, 30, 4  |                            As a matter of course, therefore, these
67   IV, 31, 2  |        unto me." Now this whole matter was indicated through Lot,
68    V, 20, 1  |          It follows, then, as a matter of course, that these heretics
69    V, 27, 2  |     never-ending. It is in this matter just as occurs in the case
70    V, 35, 2  |        this is the truth of the matter.~