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 1 Text   |          is to say, corporeal and incorporeal things. But these inquiries
 2 Text   |         is called 'Concerning the Incorporeal,' according to the custom
 3 Text   | Platonists say that corporeal and incorporeal things exist in nature and
 4 Text   |  perceived by the mind, they call incorporeal. But the Philosopher of
 5 Text   |          have called these things incorporeal I [admit] that I may say
 6 Text   |       thing (i.e. Space) which is incorporeal. ~But if Space likewise
 7 Text   |           that it (i.e. Space) is incorporeal and also that on account
 8 Text(3)|           belong to that which is incorporeal.' On p. 11, 1. 44, add [
 9 Text   |      Space be discovered which is incorporeal, then the corporeal may
10 Text   |         dwell in the midst of the incorporeal—this is a thing which can
11 Text   |            that is what we say is incorporeal. ~[P.14] Can it be therefore
12 Text   |         with the things they call incorporeal, nor can they (do so), because
13 Text   |          but only Space, which is incorporeal. And when thou hast considered (
14 Text   |       there also [perhaps] called incorporeal, and just as Space is measured
15 Text   |       have them not, for they are incorporeal. And that I may not write
16 Text   |    respect to everything which is incorporeal. For with regard to everything
17 Text   |          a line that they too are incorporeal things (dependent) on bodily
18 Text   |       that account also called it incorporeal. ~But Bardaisan has said
19 Text   |           three classes which are incorporeal, one class (consisting)
20 Text   |           these three classes are incorporeal, they have nevertheless
21 Text   |           these seven names only "incorporeal." And why (none) but these
22 Text   |           23] are a0sw&mata, i.e. incorporeal ? Nevertheless, because
23 Text   |          but it is right (?) that incorporeal names [l. 42.] should be
24 Text   |           anything, because it is incorporeal. ~So all these words and
25 Text   |         it (i.e. the darkness) is incorporeal. ~There are these two natures