Chapter

 1 2 |      account of his science or art, but if found guilty of
 2 11| skilfully the secrets of their art, and are ever bent on working
 3 11|   working some ill, making the art of words and not the exhibition
 4 15|        for the purposes of His art. But as the clay cannot
 5 15|      vessels of itself without art, so neither did matter,
 6 15| anything about them elegant in art we praise the artificer,
 7 16|   world be a product of divine art, I admire its beauty, and
 8 16|    look upon, by reason of the art of their Framer, yet they
 9 16|   elements in respect of their art, I do not worship them as
10 17|       a man and woman; and the art of making figures in relief (
11 17|     and Artemis are due to the art of Tectaeus and Angelio;
12 17|        need the aid of men and art? They are nothing but earth,
13 17|        and matter, and curious art.~
14 21|    truth, as well as prophet's art.~(AEschylus is reproaching
15 30|  Perseus; and others for their art, as Asclepius? Those, therefore,
16 30|       built a tomb to thee who art not dead."~Though you believe,