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 1 XX   |       effect that "the world was uncreated and incorruptible, and that
 2 XXIV |        XXIV.  ---- Matter is not uncreated, or the cause of evil. From
 3 XXIV |   suppose you are aware that two uncreated things cannot exist together;
 4 XXIV |         saying that there is one uncreated substance; for each of these
 5 XXIV | substance; for each of these two uncreated substances will be a part
 6 XXIV |    another, they will not be two uncreated, but one, consisting of
 7 XXIV |          one substance, and that uncreated. But if any one will say
 8 XXIV |      argument respecting the two uncreated substances must be no less
 9 XXIV |        may be fitly given of the uncreated substances, viz. that God
10 XXIV |       that matter was originally uncreated, I should have had many
11 XXIV |        never was a time when the uncreated was not, it follows that
12 XXIV |    follows that matter cannot be uncreated. But from your view it follows
13 XXIV |        there will be many things uncreated. For if God was uncreated,
14 XXIV |        uncreated. For if God was uncreated, and the simple things of
15 XXIV |        matter is compounded were uncreated, there will not be two and
16 XXIV |          not be two and only two uncreated. But do you think that nothing
17 Index|     quality God desires, 73; not uncreated or the cause of evil, 197