Chapter

 1 2 |         that, as throughout the world both individuals and cities
 2 6 |       the several things in the world, embracing in Himself all
 3 6 |       Spirit pervades the whole world, then God is one according
 4 7 |      matter, and forms, and the world. But we have for witnesses
 5 8 |          since He that made the world is above the things created,
 6 8 |         the rest be? For if the world, being made spherical, is
 7 8 |          and the Creator of the world is above the things created,
 8 8 |      gods? For he is not in the world, because it belongs to the
 9 8 |        the other; nor about the world, for God the Maker of the
10 8 |        for God the Maker of the world is above it. But if he is
11 8 |         if he is neither in the world nor about the world (for
12 8 |         the world nor about the world (for all that surrounds
13 8 |    where is he? Is he above the world and [the first] God? In
14 8 |      the first] God? In another world, or about another? But if
15 8 |      for he does not govern the world; nor is his power great,
16 8 |        he is neither in another world (for all things are filled
17 8 |    there is another to whom the world belongs, and he is above
18 8 |       is above the Maker of the world, and yet is neither in the
19 8 |       and yet is neither in the world nor about the world? Is
20 8 |         the world nor about the world? Is there, then, some other
21 8 |     regions which are above the world? Perhaps he exerts a providential
22 8 |       and the sole Maker of the world.~
23 10|         Maker and Framer of the world distributed and appointed
24 10|        and the heavens, and the world, and the things in it, and
25 12|        God, who made us and the world, we adopt a temperate and
26 15|       is God, the Framer of the world, and matter, which is subservient
27 15|      orderly arrangement of the world belongs of right not to
28 16|  Beautiful without doubt is the world, excelling, as well in its
29 16|         for yourselves; but the world was not created because
30 16|       unapproachable, a perfect world, spirit, power, reason.
31 16|      reason. If, therefore, the world is an instrument in tune,
32 16|        then, as Plato says, the world be a product of divine art,
33 16|        the several parts of the world to be powers of God, we
34 19|       and will again exist, the world receiving another beginning.
35 19| nevertheless impossible for the world, even though under the care
36 23|      Intelligence (nous) of the world; by demons he understands
37 25|     demons who wander about the world, perform actions similar,
38 25|       constitution of the whole world there is nothing out of