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 1 5 |       beings through it, so it derives existence from itself, and
 2 5 |    that one may say, that what derives existence from something
 3 5 |  exists through something also derives existence from it. For instance,
 4 5 |    from it. For instance, what derives existence from matter, and
 5 5 |       exists through both, and derives existence from both. That
 6 5 |     And therefore, this Nature derives existence from itself, but
 7 6 | nothing. But, if in any way it derives existence from nothing,
 8 6 |        If, then, in any way it derives existence from nothing,
 9 6 |   nothing, because if anything derives existence from nothing,
10 6 | another.~Again: if this Nature derives existence from nothing,
11 6 |  existence through nothing, or derives existence from nothing,
12 6 |     exists through nothing, or derives existence from nothing;
13 7 |  material of the mundane mass, derives its existence. For, if there
14 7 |  whether visible or invisible, derives existence from any material,
15 7 |         Again, everything that derives existence from material
16 7 |        existence from material derives existence from another,
17 7 |        it follows that nothing derives material existence from
18 7 |      other than it in this way derives existence from it.~Furthermore:
19 7 |      But, if any lesser nature derives existence from the material
20 7 |         no lesser nature which derives existence in a material
21 7 |         it is manifest that it derives existence from no material.
22 7 |      that supreme Essence, and derives existence from no material,
23 26|      it alone, of all natures, derives from itself, without the
24 38|      that other that the first derives existence from him.~ ~
25 39|       CHAPTER XXXIX.~This Word derives existence from the supreme
26 39|       and the same being which derives existence from one and the
27 39|      terms, that it in no wise derives existence, except from that
28 39|       of the supreme Spirit so derives existence from him alone,
29 39|       its origin, than that it derives existence from the supreme
30 40|       of the supreme Spirit so derives its complete existence from
31 40|       child ever so completely derives existence from its parent,
32 44|   Father's eternal Son, who so derives existence from the Father
33 55|  offspring of him from whom it derives existence, by displaying
34 55|   likeness to him from whom it derives existence, although deliberate
35 56| begotten of that from which it derives existence, as when we say
36 56|     and parent, and in no wise derives existence from another;