Chapter

 1 1 |         and the Word was God." Error seems old, but truth seems
 2 1 |     first time pity us for our error; but He pitied us from the
 3 2 |       name of that Eva by whom error came into the world. The
 4 2 |        other and second is the error of regarding those who exist
 5 2 |      world into the prevailing error respecting those gods, were
 6 2 |        certainly suspected the error of the common opinion; which
 7 2 |      sixth mode of introducing error and of manufacturing gods,
 8 2 |     who have been rescued from error, and restored to the truth,
 9 2 |       come to understand their error respecting the Gods.~"For
10 4 |       but when art flourished, error increased. That of stones
11 9 |     those who have wandered in error. "Awake," He says, "thou
12 10| ignorance as the excuse of his error; but as for him into whose
13 10|    beasts than men involved in error! who live in ignorance as
14 11|    hitherto I have wandered in error, seeking God. But since