Chapter

 1 4 | interval (for that the Deity is uncreated and eternal, to be beheld
 2 4 |        universe, who is Himself uncreated (for that which is does
 3 6 |         all," conceiving of one uncreated and eternal God. And if
 4 6 |   atheist for conceiving of one uncreated God, the Framer of the universe,
 5 8 |     alike; but because they are uncreated they are unlike:-- for created
 6 8 |         their patterns; but the uncreated are unlike, being neither
 7 8 |      and perishable; but God is uncreated, and, impassible, and indivisible--
 8 10|         we acknowledge one God, uncreated, eternal, invisible, impassible,
 9 15|    distinguish and separate the uncreated and the created, that which
10 19|          For, a thing is either uncreated and eternal, or created
11 22|         on an equality with the uncreated, and eternal, and ever self-accordant
12 22|        one God, the supreme and uncreated and eternal One, and as
13 23|       superior beings] into the uncreated God and those produced by'
14 23|      and those produced by' the uncreated One for the adornment of
15 23|  heavenly from the earthly, the uncreated from the created, who is