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 1     I,      5|     because also the Sun is fire we learn to know it (i.e.,
 2     I,      5|    the Sun) from this lower fire; for thus also a flame of
 3     I,      5|    for thus also a flame of fire has a substance, [P. 61,
 4     I,      5|   28.] but the Light of the fire has no substance. And bodies
 5    II        |     than Wind and Wind than Fire, just as also Fire is lighter
 6    II        |     than Fire, just as also Fire is lighter than Water. But
 7    II,      1|     beneath all. Therefore, Fire cannot exist in the same
 8    II,      1|    heavy, be in the rank of Fire, or of Wind, because there
 9    II,      1|        Water puts an end to Fire, which is opposite it. For [
10    II,      1|     going down and down the Fire would not be able [to find
11    II,      2|   let us inquire as to this Fire, what was the cause that
12   III,      5|    was impelled against the Fire.' Marcion said [concerning
13   III,     14|   judged and the tormenting Fire. ~But they say these things
14   III,     14| tormented? And if, too, the fire which torments is akin to
15   III,     17|     they say that "when the fire dissolves all his interior,
16   III,     17|   and receive strength from fire, then there springs from