Chapter

 1 4 |             a Spirit, not pervading matter, but the Maker of material
 2 4 |            of the forms that are in matter; He is invisible, impalpable,
 3 4 |            the Spirit that pervades matter is inferior to the more
 4 5 |             to order the unarranged matter in your minds. And as the
 5 5 |           for Himself the necessary matter, so also I, in imitation
 6 5 |        reduce to order the confused matter which is kindred with myself.
 7 5 |            kindred with myself. For matter iS not, like God, without
 8 6 | potentiality (upostasis) Of fleshly matter, but being born, after a
 9 6 |        world receives the vaporized matter ; and though dispersed through
10 12|          and in another superior to matter. The case stands thus: we
11 12|              has been produced from matter, and the matter itself brought
12 12|       produced from matter, and the matter itself brought into existence
13 12|            the heavens were made of matter, and the stars that are
14 12|   differences in the things made of matter, so that one is more beautiful,
15 12|       received their structure from matter and obtained the spirit
16 12|       choosing what was inferior in matter, and conforming their manner
17 12|         These beings, produced from matter, but very remote from right
18 13|           it tends downward towards matter, and dies with the flesh;
19 15|          they are the reflection of matter and of wickedness. But matter
20 15|       matter and of wickedness. But matter desired to exercise lordship
21 16|           war by means of the lower matter against the matter that
22 16|            lower matter against the matter that is like themselves.
23 16|             them, let him repudiate matter. Being armed with the breastplate
24 16|             and disturbances of the matter that is in us; but, when
25 17|   themselves, but are the elemental matter with which the depravity
26 17|           it becoming to ascribe to matter the relief of the insane,
27 18|             If any one is healed by matter, through trusting to it,
28 18|        however, we reject the baser matter, some persons often endeavour
29 18|             trusts in the system of matter not willing to trust in
30 19|      teacher of soothsayers: in the matter of Daphne he deceived himself.
31 20|          weakness I incline towards matter. For the wings of the soul
32 21|          those who are wallowing in matter and mud.~
33 29|            earnest attention to the matter, I happened to meet with
34 35|   unfinished, in order to discuss a matter which demanded more immediate
35 41|                       XLI.~ But the matter of principal importance