Chapter

 1 2 |           the name to do with our being bad men?), but be tried
 2 4 |          well as the cause of our being thus harassed, be charged
 3 6 |    according to the Pythagoreans, being the Tetractys, and containing
 4 6 |          Logos, and holds them in being by His Spirit. Aristotle,
 5 6 |         is one according to them, being named Zeus in respect of
 6 8 |         the uncreated are unlike, being neither produced from any
 7 8 |        rest be? For if the world, being made spherical, is confined
 8 8 |         in which he is, then this Being of whom we speak is the
 9 10|            the Father and the Son being one. And, the Son being
10 10|           being one. And, the Son being in the Father and the Father
11 10|         had the Logos in Himself, being from eternity instinct with
12 10|      earth, the grosser particles being mixed up with the lighter.
13 11| themselves to which we adhere, as being not human but uttered and
14 13|     things, who preserves them in being and superintends them all
15 15|       potter and the clay (matter being the clay, and the artist
16 16|         that they show honour, as being "all in all." You sovereigns,
17 16|   well-measured time, I adore the Being who gave its harmony, and
18 17|      invented by the damsel, who, being in love with a person, traced
19 17|           asleep, and her father, being delighted with the exactness
20 18|           children; whereupon Ge, being enraged, brought forth the
21 19|            if they have come into being, having previously had no
22 20|        she-dragon, and he himself being changed into a dragon, bound
23 20|        admit that Phanes himself, being a first-born god (for he
24 21|         is reproaching Apollo for being a false prophet:)--~ "The
25 22|       womb, and generates a human being, who has in himself the
26 22|         greatness of God, and not being able to rise on high with
27 23|  separated souls of men, the good being the good souls, and the
28 23|       shown by Plato himself: not being able to designate Him by
29 24|       some show of reason for our being harassed as we are, since
30 24|           to exist, its structure being destroyed by-the power and
31 24|          has no existence (not as being part of it, but as an attendant
32 26|          upon his mind."~But God, being perfectly good, is eternally
33 27|           wholly at the earth, as being now mere flesh and blood,
34 27|         too, a soul of itself, as being immortal, moves comformably
35 28|         were very far indeed from being gods. However, in the times
36 28|           the earth with men, one being always supreme above the
37 28|          credit even Herodotus as being a fabulist. But as Alexander
38 28|         even for doubt that they, being kings, were esteemed gods.
39 29|          rite transgressed."~Such being his nature, deservedly did
40 30|         men had the reputation of being gods, and the daughter of
41 30|          having previously had no being. And on what principle must
42 31|       because he was charged with being mad; and the Athenians condemned
43 31|     suspected of sinning, through being enslaved to flesh and blood,
44 31|          and by day, and that He, being Himself light, sees all
45 32|        look is adultery, the eyes being made for other purposes,
46 35|         former charge, therefore, being false, if any one should
47 35|         by whom we could not help being seen; but even of these,
48 35|          in the womb as a created being, and therefore an object
49 36|      perishing with the body, and being as it were quenched in it,