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1 Text| not pay attention to these things, not even if he had commanded,' 2 Text| if he is a lover of Good things and on account of them makes 3 Text| will) the destroyed, except things given in legislation on 4 Text| about these mixed things . . . how [P. 198.] [can] 5 Text| about one of the created things, it is from created things 6 Text| things, it is from created things their fellows that we will 7 Text| an analogy from Him for things made ; so also about Entities— 8 Text| do not take from created things an analogy for them, except 9 Text| great evil, that those Good things should be annulled which 10 Text| physician does not do evil things then he does evil, especially 11 Text| But instead of all these things which thou hast said above, 12 Text| that from nothing created things [will become] nothing. If 13 Text| loved one another? These things therefore Hermes did not 14 Text| far East 9 they say three things are at ease in the shade, 15 Text| one Will that creates all things.~ ~Furthermore we will confute 16 Text| all these lies about plain things. For these Natures that 17 Text| they say really did make things more beautiful than they 18 Text| the Maker really disturbed things ignorantly—which God forbid !— 19 Text| there is no way for created things like those (around us) to 20 Text| only went as far as putting things together. But if created 21 Text| together. But if created things also were created out of 22 Text| into being, and when other things cleave to others a Body 23 Text| not even Entities but made things, and are not even Natures ' 24 Text| which remained in created things, it makes everything.'~ ~ ~[ 25 Text| know that as far as these things assist Bardaisan, so far 26 Text| interpretations, and brought things from the dialect of Beth 27 Text| MARHESHWAN, 'in which all things creep,' and [P. 223.] he 28 Text| suppose that those other things also that had not been spoken 29 Text| how can heavy and light things in one rank or in one boundary 30 Text| they are corporeal Bodies, things corporeal cannot eat spiritual