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 1 Text   |    But these inquiries do not belong to the Platonists, even
 2 Text   |        which Bardaisan thinks belong to Plato. ~But these inquiries (
 3 Text(3)|                  1 Lit. 'will belong to that which is incorporeal.'
 4 Text   |       three dimensions do not belong. For everything which is
 5 Text   |  names of measurements (which belong) to bodies [P.15] that exist
 6 Text   |           should be found (to belong) to them. But just as that
 7 Text   |       that these measurements belong to substances, so that when
 8 Text   |       and breadth also should belong (?) to Space, a statement
 9 Text   |    they (i.e. the dimensions) belong, not to it, but to that
10 Text   |       were its own they would belong to it even apart from this
11 Text   |           For the rays do not belong to the eyes nor . . . nor
12 Text   |     eye), they are thought to belong to the mirror. But if they
13 Text   |      mirror and is thought to belong to the mirror, although
14 Text   |  mirror, although it does not belong to it, so also those rays
15 Text   |    those rays were thought to belong to the mirror, although
16 Text   | mirror, although they did not belong to it, as I have said. But
17 Note1  |   seem to be quotations or to belong to a special terminology.~