Chapter

 1 1 |      truth is not arrogant. For being sent with authority, it
 2 1 |  produced, and is recognised as being what it was stated to be.
 3 1 |        the truth. And the Word, being His Son, came to us, having
 4 1 |         necessary that we also, being armed with the invulnerable
 5 3 |         one assertion. For this being proved false, their whole
 6 3 |        sexual intercourse, some being virgins from the first,
 7 3 |         would be destroyed; but being deprived of lawless desire,
 8 6 |    produced from what is not in being, nor anything be destroyed
 9 6 | dissolved into what has not any being, and that the elements exist
10 6 |         are generated. And this being so, the regeneration of
11 6 |       the Stoics even, the body being produced by the mixture
12 6 |          the atoms and the void being indestructible, it is by
13 6 |         the body itself; and it being in course of time dissolved,
14 7 |        manifest, first from its being formed by Him, if at least
15 8 |       these two are in the same being and according to the same
16 8 |      the soul is incorruptible, being a part of God and inspired
17 8 |        it is a part of Himself, being His inspiration. But no
18 9 |       is the power of God, and, being above all reasoning, is
19 10|        mortal, and incapable of being revived? For this we used