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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[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.

Chapter XXXIII.—Statement of the True Doctrine Concerning Matter. Its Relation to God’s Creation of the World.

[6482] Colores. See our “Anti-Marcion,” p. 217, Edin., where the word pretension should stand instead of precedent.

[6483] Præscribentes.

[6484] Innatum: see above, note 12.

[6485] Donec ad Scripturas provocata deficiat exibitio materiæ.

[6486] Etiamsi quid.

[6487] Origines.

[6488] Materias. There is a point in this use of the plural of the controverted term materia.

Chapter XXXIV.—A Presumption that All Things Were Created by God Out of Nothing Afforded by the Ultimate Reduction of All Things to Nothing. Scriptures Proving This Reduction Vindicated from Hermogenes’ Charge of Being Merely Figurative.

[6489] Ceterum.

[6490] Isa. xxxiv. 4; Matt. xxiv. 29; 2 Pet. iii. 10; Rev. vi. 14.

[6491] Matt. xxiv. 35.

[6492] Rev. xxi. 1.

[6493] Rev. xx. 11.

 

 

 

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