Chapter

 1 3 |    AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS.~ Three things are alleged against us:
 2 3 |           offences? But, if these things are only idle tales and
 3 4 |          is not) but has made all things by the Logos which is from
 4 5 |        considering with an eye to things unseen the things which
 5 5 |          eye to things unseen the things which are manifest in air,
 6 5 |          whom proceed all created things, and by whose Spirit they
 7 6 |        too, when he says that all things are included in God as in
 8 6 |         is God who has framed all things by the Logos, and holds
 9 6 |         production of the several things in the world, embracing
10 7 |         have for witnesses of the things we apprehend and believe,
11 7 | pronounced concerning God and the things of God, guided by the Spirit
12 8 |         are unlike:-- for created things are like their patterns;
13 8 |       made the world is above the things created, and about the things
14 8 |     things created, and about the things He has made and set in order,
15 8 |         of the world is above the things created, managing that by
16 8 |         in another world (for all things are filled by the other),
17 8 |        nor about another (for all things are occupied by the other),
18 9 |        Divine Spirit, uttered the things with which they were inspired,
19 10|           Him and by Him were all things made, the Father and the
20 10|  energizing power of all material things, which lay like a nature
21 10|            and the world, and the things in it, and the goodly ordering
22 12|       taken from great, and a few things from many, that we may not
23 13|           with natural and divine things, and such as measure piety
24 13|          to be this Framer of all things, who preserves them in being
25 15|          we should be putting the things which are dissoluble and
26 18|          kingdom also! For as all things are subservient to you,
27 18|         inseparable from Him, all things are in like manner subjected.
28 18|       truth than others of divine things, whom Homer himself follows
29 18|          was the beginning of all things, and from water mud was
30 19|           this? For each of those things to which divinity is ascribed
31 19|          Stoics also say that all things will be burnt up and will
32 19|           is the beginning of all things. From simple and homogeneous
33 19|        necessity exist before the things that are made.~
34 20|        Deity must differ from the things of earth and those that
35 21|      canst foresee for others the things that shall be, thou didst
36 21|            The one who said these things, alas! is he~ Who slew my
37 22|  EXPLANATIONS.~ But perhaps these things are poetic vagary, and there
38 22|    harmony with these."~ Here are things which without harmony cannot
39 22|        has an aptitude to govern, things that are compounded are
40 22|          water, posis). But these things are by different persons
41 22|    destroys animate and inanimate things; and that the bonds and
42 22|           who have resolved these things into nature, or what various
43 22|          phronêsis) pervading all things; and concerning Isis, whom
44 22|        the gods, they confirm the things which are alleged concerning
45 23|        primal power, and how "all things are about the King of all,
46 23|          the King of all, and all things exist for His sake, and
47 23|       been produced from sensible things, namely earth and heaven,
48 23|         ordering and managing all things, and there follow him a
49 24|       providence for God over the things created and ordered by Him;
50 24|           God, continued in those things for which God had made and
51 24|          witnesses, but state the things which have been declared
52 24|          in the management of the things entrusted to him. Of these
53 25|          able to rise to heavenly things, and the souls of the giants,
54 25|          then, while seeing these things, can we say There is a race
55 25|         Aristotle to say that the things below the heaven are not
56 25|         to opinion; and all other things, according to the general
57 25|           the affinity for divine things on the other, from within
58 25|         understand, that of those things which belong to the constitution
59 26|        part of a god to incite to things against nature.~ "But when
60 27|           looking not at heavenly things and their Maker, but downwards
61 27|          but downwards to earthly things, wholly at the earth, as
62 27|           Father and Maker of all things, gets impressed with false
63 28|           names of their deities, things of very trifling importance,"
64 30|    principle must we believe some things and disbelieve others, when
65 31|           Himself light, sees all things in our heart, we are persuaded
66 33|      eternal life, we despise the things of this life, even to the
67 34|         Oh! why should I speak of things unfit to be uttered?), the
68 34|        unfit to be uttered?), the things said of us are an example
69 34|            revile us for the very things which they are conscious
70 35|         found to invent even such things against us. For when they
71 35|         does not reckon among the things of greatest interest the
72 35|     destroy it. But we are in all things always alike and the same,
73 37|           deserving to obtain the things they ask, than those who,