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Introduction, by the American Editor.
[6461] De spiritu. This shows that Tertullian took the spirit of Gen. i. 2 in the inferior sense.
[6462] So also the Septuagint.
[6463] So also the Septuagint.
[6465] The “wind.”
[6467] Flatum: “breath;” so LXX. of Isa. lvii. 16.
[6468] Fontes, quæ.
[6469] Modulans.
[6471] Plane.
[6473] In disperso.
[6474] Ergo: Tertullian’s answer.
[6475] Ch. xxx., towards the end.
[6476] Ut et aliæ.
[6477] Jam.
[6478] Otiosa.
[6479] Generatio: creation in the highest sense of matter issuing from the maker. Another reading has “generosiora essent,” for our “generatio sola esset,” meaning that, “those things would be nobler which had not been made,” which is obviously quite opposed to Tertullian’s argument.
[6480] Æque.
[6481] Præmiserat.
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