Chapter

 1 7 |             pleased, not having the nature of good, which again is
 2 11| apprehending Him lay aside your old nature. We were not created to
 3 14|         time they lived, but in its nature like that of men, who voluntarily
 4 15|           is the flesh. Such is the nature of man's constitution; and,
 5 15|       superior. On this account the nature of the demons has no place
 6 17|           use of the productions of nature for evil purposes, and the
 7 18|           are curatives of the same nature. If, however, we reject
 8 18|            you deify the objects of nature? And why, when you cure
 9 21|      attempt to do this, the divine nature as held by you is overthrown
10 21|            symbols of the powers of nature, they are not what they
11 21|            and groves, but parts of nature and certain arrangements
12 21|            Paris, being of the same nature, you will of course say
13 26|             speak more according to nature? For if you adopt the Attic
14 30|     childhood. For we know that the nature of wickedness is like that
15 35|      reasoned with by a man of like nature with themselves? Or how
16 39|        Arias, and Cecrops of double nature, and Io; in the time of