Discourse

 1 Intro |   beginning; or shall I pass by parts of it, and recall only those
 2 Theoph|    wrong use of them by turning parts of them into various kinds
 3 Thall |         her virtue, but in both parts, according to the apostle,
 4 Thekla|       is composed of its proper parts, so that nothing in it is
 5 Thekla| complete when resolved into its parts. Thus it is necessary that
 6 Thekla|         it is divided into even parts by even parts, should again
 7 Thekla|         into even parts by even parts, should again make up the
 8 Thekla|     then, if divided into three parts, it makes two; and again,
 9 Thekla|   preserved itself equal to its parts, like the number six. And
10 Thekla|       the same distances of the parts, that the earth should be
11 Thekla|       divides it into two equal parts, is the horizon; and the