CHAPTER VI.

What the demiurgus effects in the multitude of mundane Gods by

the first words of his speech.--That the words of the Demiurgus

are addressed to the composite from soul and animal, viz. to the

animal which is divine and partakes of a soul.--The meaning of the

words, “Of whom I am the demiurgus and father,” &c.

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