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 1 II   |              had announced any other God than the Fashioner and Maker [
 2 II   |              But since, from the one God, who both made this world
 3 II   |            the Father is immoveable, God bestowing both upon us.2~
 4 III  |          never ventured to blaspheme God, inasmuch as he was not
 5 III  |            voluntarily departed from God and for all who, without
 6 III  |           condemned, blasphemes that God who inflicts judgment upon
 7 VI   |             is there straitness with God, nor anything that is not
 8 VII  |             VII.~We shall not injure God by remaining ignorant of
 9 X    |           dead as man, and living as God. He is likened to a bird,
10 X    |       passion, and yet impossible to God. By that which took place
11 X    | representation of the one economy of God incarnate. For He was wounded
12 XI   |                             XI.~When God formed man at the beginning,
13 XII  |              in all bodies formed by God to have a shadow, so it
14 XII  |        shadow, so it is fitting that God, who is just, should render
15 XIII |      forsaken me, saith the Lord thy God, that of old thou hast broken
16 XIV  |              not, shall be judged by God.12~
17 XV   |            which have been framed by God are divided into six classes,--
18 XV   |             For all the creatures of God, in heaven and on earth,
19 XVII |               by which a likeness to God is attained.14~
20 XVIII|           philosopher is likeness to God, so far as that is possible.15~