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Ocellus Lucanus on the nature of the universe

Note 9 — OCELLUS LUCANUS ON THE UNIVERSE.

Thomas Taylor translation

The universe could not be generated together with all things, for the principle of it must be unbegotten; since everything that is generated, is generated from a cause; and if this cause was also generated, there must be a progression of causes ad infinitum, unless the unbegotten is admitted to be the principle of the universe. Neither, therefore, can the universe be corrupted together with all things; for the principle of it being unbegotten is also incorruptible; that only being corruptible, which was once generated.

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