CHAP. III.

_That the Stone hath in it the foure Elements._

_And as all things haue proceeded from one, by the meditation of one._

Heere giueth hee an example, saying: as all things came from one, to

wit, a confused Globe, or masse, by meditation, that is the cogitation

and creation of one, that is the omnipotent God: _So all things haue

sprung_, that is, come out _from this one thing_ that is, one confused

lumpe, _by Adaptation_, that is by the sole commaũdement of God, and

miracle. So our Stone is borne, and come out of one confused masse,

containing in it the foure Elements, which is created of God, and by

his sole miracle our stone is borne.

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