Chapter

 1 9 |          the natures of those who use them, and comparing the
 2 11|    another? If indeed we ought to use the word connection, as
 3 12|           was created, or for the use of another; and if with
 4 12|    another; and if with a view to use, whether for that of the
 5 12|            but either for his own use, or for the use of some
 6 12|           his own use, or for the use of some other person for
 7 12| production. For instance (to make use of an illustration, that
 8 12|         makes a house for his own use, but for cattle and camels
 9 12|          of them; not for his own use, if we regard the appearance
10 12|    children, too, not for his own use, nor for the sake of anything
11 12|          in vain; nor for His own use, for He is in want of nothing.
12 12|    contribute anything to His own use. Neither, again, did He
13 12|            or is created, for the use of another, whether greater
14 12|        reason cannot discover any use which might be deemed a
15 12|    intended in their turn to make use of men: for it neither was
16 12|         and takes the lead to the use of the inferior, or to subject
17 12|           concerned), nor for the use of the Maker Himself, or
18 19|           own admissions, one may use such arguments as those
19 21|           is not at all fitted to use; nor, again, can it be grieved
20 22|     impulse or motion towards the use of their own things, or
21 22|        those of others, since the use of those things which are
22 22|          are so constituted as to use them, whereas the soul neither
23 22|           is so constituted as to use any things or any single
24 23|          for food, or shelter, or use; for to an immortal nature