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 1 5 |           about an all containing Space. ~[Ezek. viii.15, 16.] Again
 2 5 |         first of all he assumes a Space, and how is a Space like
 3 5 |     assumes a Space, and how is a Space like God? For one limits
 4 5 |      concerning the nature of the Space there is an undeniably great
 5 5 |   discussion. For not only is the Space not like God, but [neither
 6 5 |          be asked concerning that Space, whether half of it is dark
 7 5 |         to accept; for since that Space which confines both of them
 8 5 |       Spaces, and suppose a third Space between Space and Space.
 9 5 |     suppose a third Space between Space and Space. Concerning the
10 5 |           Space between Space and Space. Concerning the property
11 5 |        the property of this third Space there is a third inquiry
12 5 |            For of necessity, that Space which confines is one, and
13 5 | boundaries do not bound and limit Space as if it came to an end,
14 5 |      bound things in the midst of Space, that is to say. either
15 5 |         But if they say that that Space is altogether the same (
16 5 |     person who is in the midst of Space cannot occupy the whole
17 5 |          occupy the whole of that Space. ~And if it be not so, fashion
18 5 |           is in the midst of that Space, and has a body must necessarily
19 5 |          anything which is not in Space cannot be limited; there
20 5 |           be limited; there is no Space to limit it. ~
21 6 |              Bardaisan's Hymns to Space are impious. ~And on this
22 6 |       which the Teachings give to Space, the true Teaching gives
23 6 |        God, because He is His own Space. For greater are the praises
24 6 |      Bardaisan uttered concerning Space than those which he uttered
25 6 |           the God in the midst of Space, which (praises) are not
26 6 |      suitable [P. 133, l.10.] for Space, but for God. For if they
27 6 |          if they are suitable for Space their Space is found to
28 6 |          suitable for Space their Space is found to be more excellent
29 6 |           title of 'Existence' on Space along with God. And as it
30 6 |          not right to postulate a Space which is able to limit God.
31 6 |          lordship, the (title of) Space is also necessary. [P. 134.]
32 7 |           he made Him depend upon Space, so he made Him depend upon
33 7 |        which to dwell, nor upon a Space (or Domain) within which
34 8 |                           God and Space in the Heresies. Answers
35 8 |      unlike one another. And if a Space surrounds him, then again
36 8 |           three Entities, and the Space is not like the Heavens,
37 8 |            For it is found that a Space surrounds him as being an
38 8 |         Mani also. For he names a Space and an Earth along with
39 8 |        that He is in the midst of Space, but he does not [attribute
40 8 |          limited God. For he made Space] support God [L. 48.] and
41 8 |         up. . . . a self existent Space like God. For [L. 11.] both
42 10|           with one another if the Space was infinite? ~And, therefore,
43 10|        may be said), that if that Space in which they all dwell
44 10|            and the length of that Space is immeasurable, and its
45 10|          from one another in that Space which is infinite? ~
46 11|  imprisoned their Gods within one Space. And because they are not
47 41|      himself. [P. 176.] But for a space let us submit and accept