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1 1|  worldly, in a two-fold manner, i.e. at the same time strange
2 2| eternally within the one Logos, i.e. within God<11>. Each one
3 3|         to the gnomic capacity, i.e., to energy. Rational beings
4 4|        life is the αυτεξούσιον, i.e. the self-determining power,
5 4|     general law. Τhe third law, i.e. that of grace, prevailing
6 4|    forth from these two powers, i.e. θεωρία and αρετή, theory (
7 4|       κατάπαυσις or σαββατισμός i.e. cessation. ~
8 5|     beginning and ends of days, i.e. things which have been abolished