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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[6398] Rudimento. Tertullian uses the word “rudis” (unformed) for the scriptural term (“void”); of this word “rudimentum” is the abstract.

Chapter XXIX.—The Gradual Development of Cosmical Order Out of Chaos in the Creation, Beautifully Stated.

[6399] Depalans.

[6400] Dedicans: “disposed” them.

[6401] Solatio lunæ: a beautiful expression!

[6402] Significavit.

[6403] Belluis.

[6404] In vacuum: void.

[6405] Isa. xlv. 18.

[6406] Futura etiam perfecta.

[6407] De reliquo nondum instructa.

[6408] Genitalis humoris.

[6409] Canit: “sing,” as the Psalmist.

[6410] Ps. xxiv. 1.

[6411] Emicantior.

[6412] “Visibilis” is here the opposite of the term “invisibilis,” which Tertullian uses for the Scripture phrase “without form.”

[6413] In congregatione una.

[6414] Gen. i. 9.

[6415] Sustinebat: i.e. expectabat (Oehler).

[6416] Gen. i. 10.

[6417] Gen. 1.11.

[6418] Gen. 1.24.

 

 

 

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