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 1 5 |      explains the origin of all things, and audaciously support
 2 6 |         existence of individual things and neglects all consideration
 3 11|         but also at reconciling things opposed to one another in
 4 12| restoration of fraternal union, things founded on the laws and
 5 16|         time. Nevertheless, the things that have been composed
 6 16|     such weak foundation. These things are based on principles
 7 16|       true knowledge of created things. In the process of deducing,
 8 17|        to do this so that these things may be replaced by conjectural
 9 19|              19. Although these things seem well said, still they
10 22|    mentioned above, a number of things are proposed or suggested
11 30|         not hold for many other things, especially those principles
12 32|        look to the existence of things and to life, which is ever
13 39|        with myths or other such things, which are more the product