Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIX    |   who hold that the world is uncreated. For, maintaining that there
 2        1, XIX    |   his opinion, the world was uncreated. But let this assailant
 3        2, LI     | things, and to ascend to the uncreated origin of the God of the
 4        3, XXXIV  |    between the nature of the uncreated and that of all created
 5        4, XXXVIII|   how to rise upwards to the uncreated nature of God, and to gaze
 6        4, LX     |      those who hold it to be uncreated. If, however, it can be
 7        4, LX     |      any arguments not to be uncreated, but to have been created
 8        4, LX     |      the hypothesis of being uncreated. But it is not our object
 9        4, LXXIX  |    said, that "the world was uncreated and incorruptible, and that
10        6, XVII   |   one can worthily know the "uncreated" and first-born of all created
11        6, LII    |      it is to be regarded as uncreated and indestructible, or as
12        6, LXVI   |      to be saved towards the uncreated God, who is over all. For "
13        6, LXXIII |  whether they are created or uncreated; and accordingly different