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 1     II, 5 |        too, to be deceived by the devil, and fall from obedience
 2     II, 8 |           conqueror over the same devil by the self-same liberty
 3     II, 10|      ANOTHER CAVIL MET, I.E., THE DEVIL WHO INSTIGATED MAN TO SIN
 4     II, 10| WILFULNESS. IN MAN'S RECOVERY THE DEVIL IS VANQUISHED IN A CONFLICT
 5     II, 10|           of evil from man to the devil as the instigator of sin,
 6     II, 10|        inasmuch as He created the devil, for He maketh those spirtual
 7     II, 10|         not made by God, even the devil, or accuser, cannot but
 8     II, 10|      Indeed, before he became the devil, he stands forth the wisest
 9     II, 10|          said in reference to the devil: "Moreover, the word of
10     II, 10|           goodness, deferring the devil's destruction for the self-same
11     II, 10|         victory; wherein also the devil might receive a more bitter
12     II, 13|       flourish under Him, and the devil make mock at Him? Would
13     II, 14|       classes its own author, the devil as the author of the sinful
14     II, 28|         the author of sin too the devil and all the evil which my
15    III, 7 |        and mortal flesh: then the devil resisted Him, as the instigator
16    III, 14|       with wisdom, hostile to the devil, arming us against the spiritual
17    III, 14|        all the fiery darts of the devil, and the helmet of salvation,
18    III, 18|          day to fight against the devil, the shape was necessary
19    III, 18|      whereby that old serpent the devil was vanquished, whereby
20     IV, 7 |          the spirit of an unclean devil" exclaims: "What have we
21     IV, 29|          indicates to us that the devil is "the thief," whose hour
22      V, 6 |        transgression himself, the devil; for I should contend that
23      V, 6 |         to them, whereas even the devil according to our Gospel
24      V, 11|         god of this world" of the devil, who once said, as the prophet
25      V, 11|          whilst their god was the devil, not the Creator, it is
26      V, 17|         High." This must mean the devil, whom in another passage (
27      V, 17|          disobedience, having the devil as his instigator when he
28      V, 17|        nature of all mankind, the devil [however leading that nature
29      V, 18|          against the wiles of the devil," does he not show that
30      V, 18|       which he mentions after the devil's name really belong to
31      V, 18|         name really belong to the devil "the principalities and
32      V, 18|      which we also ascribe to the devil's authority? Else, if "the
33      V, 18|          authority? Else, if "the devil" means the Creator, who
34      V, 18|          Creator, who will be the devil in the Creator's dispensation?
35      V, 18|         how is the Creator both a devil and a god at the same time,
36      V, 18|           the same time, when the devil is not at once both god
37      V, 18|          not at once both god and devil? For either they are both
38      V, 18|         He who is God is not also devil, as neither is he god who
39      V, 18|      neither is he god who is the devil. I want to know indeed by
40      V, 18|          what perversion the word devil is at all applicable to