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 1      I, 7 | unmade alone eternal, and the maker of all things it is not
 2      I, 13|   every work is less than its maker. And yet, if to have been
 3      I, 14| animals, which their glorious Maker has purposely endued with
 4      I, 14|      you will not disdain its Maker. You hypocrite, however
 5      I, 14|      is, a repudiator of your Maker (for if the world displeased
 6      I, 15|  three gods as Marcion's, the Maker, local space, and matter.
 7      I, 16|      THE CREATOR, THE ONE GOD MAKER OF ALL THINGS VISIBLE AND
 8     II, 2 |    Almighty God, the Lord and Maker of the universe. His greatness,
 9     II, 17|      with the goodness of its Maker, and the inscription is
10    III, 8 |   according to the law of its Maker? Now, if His death be denied,
11    III, 9 |    and actions, as the proper maker and former thereof. But
12     IV, 17|   castrated deity, who is the maker of no existing thing? Even
13     IV, 20|    the elements own their own Maker, just as they had been accustomed
14     IV, 25|      Himself to have been the maker thereof? For He says, "I
15     IV, 39|       accomplishment of their Maker's dispensation. If, however,
16      V, 4 |        but He who is also our Maker? Therefore, after such affluence (
17      V, 17|       thing made, none to its Maker; the world, none to God.