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 1 4 |        the accentuation.~Others come about owing to the form
 2 5 |       that the universe has not come to be (for from what is
 3 5 |      not nothing could possibly come to be) and that what has
 4 5 |        to be) and that what has come to be has done so from a
 5 5 | therefore, the universe has not come to be, it has no first beginning,
 6 5 |    follow: for even if what has come to be always has a first
 7 5 |       has a first beginning has come to be; any more than it
 8 6 |         the conclusion ought to come about "because these things
 9 6 |         it: and again it should come about without taking into
10 6 |         the conclusion ought to come about "because these things
11 6 |         it: and again it should come about without taking into
12 12|       that the paradox does not come about because of the argument:
13 12|      old supposed the result to come about: for nature (they
14 14|   things. For, just as there we come upon a material solecism,
15 14|   material solecism, so here we come upon a verbal: for "man"
16 28|     that because that which has come to be has a beginning, that
17 28|   beginning, that which has not come to be has none, so that
18 28|      that if the heaven has not come to be, it is also eternal.
19 30|          the absurdity will not come to pass.~