Book, Chapter
1 1, 20-31| ignorance. In so small a creature, what was not wonderful,
2 2, 3-6 | becometh enamoured of Thy creature, instead of Thyself, through
3 5, 3-5 | things truly concerning the creature; but Truth, Artificer of
4 5, 3-5 | Truth, Artificer of the creature, they seek not piously,
5 5, 3-5 | worshipping and serving the creature more than the Creator. ~ ~
6 5, 3-6 | many truths concerning the creature retained I from these men,
7 7, 9-15 | worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator. ~ ~
8 7, 19-25| by a vital and a rational creature, he moved the more slowly
9 10, 31-46| offence; and, that every creature of Thine is good, and nothing
10 11, 6-8 | plain that the motion of a creature expressed it, itself temporal,
11 11, 6-8 | earth, there was a corporeal creature before heaven and earth,
12 11, 8-10 | admonished through a changeable creature; we are but led to the unchangeable
13 11, 10-12| and a new will to make a creature, which He had never before
14 11, 10-12| the will of God is not a creature, but before the creature;
15 11, 10-12| creature, but before the creature; seeing nothing could be
16 11, 10-12| been from eternity that the creature should be, why was not the
17 11, 10-12| should be, why was not the creature also from eternity?" ~ ~
18 11, 12-14| art the Creator of every creature: and if by the name "heaven
19 11, 12-14| heaven and earth," every creature be understood; I boldly
20 11, 12-14| what did He make but a creature? And would I knew whatsoever
21 11, 12-14| profit, as I know, that no creature was made, before there was
22 11, 12-14| before there was made any creature. ~ ~
23 11, 30-40| coeternal with Thee, nor any creature, even if there be any creature
24 11, 30-40| creature, even if there be any creature before all times. ~ ~
25 12, 9-9 | Beginning, is some intellectual creature, which, although no ways
26 12, 11-12| ear, that neither is that creature coeternal unto Thyself,
27 12, 11-12| into any times. O blessed creature, if such there be, for cleaving
28 12, 15-18| upon any new will made any creature, nor doth His knowledge
29 12, 15-19| there is a certain sublime creature, with so chaste a love cleaving
30 12, 15-20| things, precedeth also the creature of time), yet is the Eternity
31 12, 17-24| spiritual or intellectual creature which always beholds the
32 12, 17-25| the invisible and visible creature when formed), was entitled
33 12, 20-29| spiritual and the corporeal creature." He another, that saith,
34 12, 20-29| the formless matter of the creature corporeal, wherein heaven
35 12, 21-30| every visible and invisible creature was to be created." Another
36 12, 21-30| spiritual and corporeal creature." Another he who says, The
37 12, 23-32| about the making of the creature, what is true; another way,
38 12, 28-38| and yet that there is no creature formed in time, not of Thy
39 12, 28-39| intelligible and the sensible creature were to be perfected; another,
40 13, 2-2 | of Thy goodness, doth Thy creature subsist, that so a good,
41 13, 2-3 | could the inchoate spiritual creature deserve of Thee, even to
42 13, 2-3 | the soul are a spiritual creature, turned away from Thee our
43 13, 3-4 | understand of the spiritual creature: because there was already
44 13, 8-9 | Thou madest the reasonable creature; to which nothing will suffice
45 13, 10-11| 13.10.11 Blessed creature, which being itself other
46 13, 20-26| waters bring forth the moving creature that hath life. For ye,
47 13, 20-26| bring forth, not the living creature which the earth brings forth,
48 13, 20-26| brings forth, but the moving creature having life, and the fowls
49 13, 21-29| brings forth, not the moving creature that hath life, but the
50 13, 32-47| spiritual and corporeal creature; and in the adorning of
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