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 1      I, 10|          GOD FROM THE FIRST BY HIS CREATION. ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE SOUL
 2      I, 11|           TO HIM; BUT THE EXTERNAL CREATION WHICH YIELDS THIS EVIDENCE
 3      I, 11|     himself in some evidences of a creation of his own, especially when
 4      I, 13|         MARCIONITES DEPRECIATE THE CREATION, WHICH, HOWEVER, IS A WORTHY
 5      I, 13|        INVEST THE SEVERAL PARTS OF CREATION WITH DIVINE ATTRIBUTES.~
 6      I, 13|        have been the author of our creation, such as it is, be unworthy
 7      I, 14|               XIV. ALL PORTIONS OF CREATION ATTEST THE EXCELLENCE OF
 8      I, 15|            have said that he has a creation of his own, and his own
 9      I, 15|          Tiberius Caesar, while no creation of His at all has been discovered
10      I, 16|         that the invisible part of creation belongs to him who had previously
11      I, 16|           attributes the invisible creation, when we come to examine
12      I, 16|      inasmuch as the whole of this creation of ours has been fashioned
13      I, 17|     EXISTENCE OF GOD PROVED BY HIS CREATION, A PRIOR CONSIDERATION TO
14      I, 17|        which is preferable to (the creation of) all the locusts. What
15      I, 18|            so great works, both of creation and revealed announcement,
16      I, 19|      beginning and by means of the creation, has yet revealed himself
17      I, 29|         indeed on the whole of His creation, for wholesome and good
18     II, 4 |           NEXT STAGE OCCURS IN THE CREATION OF MAN BY THE ETERNAL WORD.
19     II, 6 |            RESPECT OF ITS ORIGINAL CREATION; SUITABLE ALSO FOR EXHIBITING
20     II, 6 |           beginning, has it not by creation, but by nature. Man, however,
21     II, 6 |             who exists entirely by creation, having a beginning, along
22     II, 6 |           disposed to good, but by creation, not having it as his own
23     II, 6 |           is not by nature, but by creation, that he is disposed to
24     II, 6 |       looked into the facts of his creation, to impute the blame of
25     II, 7 |       excellent truth in His whole creation, if you would cease to inquire
26     II, 7 |            proof from the rational creation, you will not wonder at
27     II, 7 |         from His very authority in creation permitted these gifts to
28     II, 10|        that this angel was both by creation good and by choice corrupt.
29     II, 10|          days, from the day of thy creation, until thine iniquities
30     II, 10| irreproachable, at the time of his creation, formed for good by God,
31      V, 17|          FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE CREATION. NO ROOM FOR MARCION'S CHRIST
32      V, 17|          THE GOD OF THIS WORLD WHO CREATION AND REGENERATION THE WORK