Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |  existence of a God who was the Creator of all these things, and
 2        1, XVIII  |         was the God who was the Creator of the world. For it became
 3        1, XVIII  |        world. For it became the Creator of the universe, after laying
 4        1, XIX    |       and united himself to the Creator of the universe, and who
 5        1, XX     |         refer everything to the Creator of the universe, and the
 6        1, XXV    |      Maker of all things," "the Creator of heaven and earth"--He
 7        1, XXV    |       in the mythologies to the Creator of the world? And now enough
 8        1, XXXII  |        a manner pleasing to the Creator of the world, should not
 9        1, XXXVI  |      and were to believe in the Creator of the world, as they had
10        1, XXXVII |         we have to say that the Creator has shown, by the generation
11        1, XLVII  |        joined themselves to the Creator, and who refer all their
12        2, III    |       of others which leave the Creator out of account altogether,
13        2, LXXVIII|       religion towards God, the Creator of all things. Jesus Christ
14        3, III    |      confirm their faith in the Creator of all things, and strengthen
15        3, XV     |   elevate them to the universal Creator; dearly showing Him to be
16        3, XL     |         to be compared with the Creator, but are small in contrast
17        3, XL     |        its natural love for its Creator; and because of its affection
18        3, XLI    | qualities, receives such as the Creator desires to invest it with,
19        3, LIV    |        fellowship with God, the Creator of all things? These remarks,
20        3, LVI    |        to raise the soul to the Creator of all things, and who show
21        3, LXIX   |       against the nature of the Creator of the rational animal"
22        3, LXXV   |        devote themselves to the Creator, and to admire the Father
23        3, LXXVII |      without a reference to the Creator, or with one? For, to compare
24        3, LXXXI  |       that devotion towards the Creator of all things which is pure
25        4, XXVI   |     which they entertain of the Creator, and who also, being careful
26        4, XLVIII |      Diana. But we offer to the Creator a worship which is pure,
27        4, LIV    |         was one God who was the creator of all, and who made each
28        4, LVII   |       those qualities which the Creator pleases to bestow, is a
29        4, LXXV   |         of a savage nature. The Creator, then, has constituted all
30        4, XCIX   |        but we maintain that the Creator did not form these things
31        5, X      |       theirs is the work of the Creator of all things, while that
32        5, XXVII  |        any other deity than the Creator of all things. And it will
33        5, XXXV   |         present the soul to the Creator); when acting in a similar
34        5, XXXV   |         desire to ascend to the Creator, will resemble those who
35        5, XXXVII |         which we may please the Creator of all things, and to select
36        5, XLVIII |         who worshipped only the Creator; and this power lasted so
37        5, LIV    |       have apostatized from the Creator as an inferior being, and
38        5, LIV    |    certain beings came from the Creator to visit the human race."
39        5, LXII   |        and bring it back to the Creator of all things. Celsus knows,
40        5, LXIII  |        through adherence to the Creator alone, and lead them to
41        6, IV     |          creature more than the Creator." As the wise and learned
42        6, X      |      Zeus: "Gods of gods, whose creator and father I am," and so
43        6, X      |         of God, or those of the Creator( in the prophets, express
44        6, XXVII  |         thunder, and who is the Creator of this world, and the God
45        6, XXVII  |       as if we called the noble Creator of this world an "accursed
46        6, XXVIII |        that Christians term the Creator an "accursed divinity;"
47        6, XXIX   |     that you give praise to the Creator of the world, who promised
48        6, XXX    |   Scripture as the angel of the Creator is called by this accursed
49        6, XXXV   |      whom they term the psychic creator of the world; or perhaps,
50        6, XXXIX  |       just and pure idea of the Creator of all things. Enough, however,
51        6, LI     |       merely on the part of the Creator, that Celsus made the remark: "
52        6, LI     |    Celsus made the remark: "The Creator did not borrow light from
53        6, LII    |     Spirit as if by a different creator from the great God, and
54        6, LII    |        giving his spirit to the creator, demands it back again.
55        6, LII    |         without notice a wicked creator who was counter-working
56        6, LX     |    remarking that the immediate Creator, and, as it were, very Maker
57        6, LX     |         the world, is primarily Creator. And with regard to the
58        6, LXVI   |         sensible things, to the Creator of all things, who is light;
59        6, LXXIV  |         God, one the son of the Creator, and the other the son of
60        6, LXXVII |         into anything which the Creator chooses, and is capable
61        6, LXXVIII|       and compares our God, the Creator of all things, to the being
62        7, XXXIII |        made in the image of the Creator, and which God has in His
63        7, XLI    |        God, the prophets of the Creator of the world, who have spoken
64        7, XLII   |      hard thing to find out the Creator and Father of this universe;"
65        7, XLIII  |      after having found out the Creator and Father of the universe,
66        7, XLIII  |        a hard matter to see the Creator and Father of the universe;
67        7, XLIII  |      invisible God, we see "the Creator and Father of the universe."~
68        7, XLVI   |       both alike address to the Creator of the world their prayers
69        7, XLVI   |    moderation of mind which the Creator has planted in the nature
70        7, XLVII  |      the creature more than the Creator."~
71        7, LI     |      ever to have regard to the Creator of all, to address his prayers
72        7, LXV    |         creature instead of the Creator, but to know that "the creation
73        7, LXV    |         creature instead of the Creator. As to the passage quoted
74        8, I      |       and in ignorance of their Creator. Again, then, I would say,
75        8, IV     |         to come near to God the Creator of the universe. I think,
76        8, XIV    |       God is not the Son of the Creator of the universe, that is
77        8, XVI    |        but Him alone who is the Creator of this universe, and of
78        8, XVI    |      from us,--men who deny the Creator, and make to themselves
79        8, XVI    |     they esteem higher than the Creator; and with these may be joined
80        8, XVII   |         to the image of God the Creator. But by far the most excellent
81        8, XVIII  |   according to the image of the Creator for in the contemplation
82        8, XVIII  |   conformed to the image of the Creator. Thus the Spirit of Christ
83        8, XXXIII |        with thanksgiving to the Creator. And it is under these conditions,
84        8, XXXIII |       But we give thanks to the Creator of all, and, along with
85        8, XXXVIII|    prevents him from seeing the Creator and Father of every soul?~
86        8, XLVI   |         offering prayers to the Creator of all, became fathers and
87        8, XLIX   |       bears the likeness of the Creator. For, according to us, God
88        8, L      |     irrational animals, but our Creator made us on the same common
89        8, LII    |     which is displeasing to the Creator of this universe, of the
90        8, LIII   |      that the common Father and Creator of all, who sees and hears
91        8, LVI    |      with those who worship the Creator, will live according to
92        8, LVII   |         ever mindful who is his Creator, and what things are agreeable
93        8, LXVI   |       praises of the Father and Creator of all. Minerva, however,