Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIX    |           who ascended above all created things, and united himself
 2        1, XXIV   |       applicable to any ordinary created things, but belong to a
 3        1, XXXVII |        For if the world has been created, as many even of the Greeks
 4        1, LXXI   |        what He has made," for He created nothing in a spirit of hatred.
 5        2, IX     |         commanded, and they were created." Now if God gave the command,
 6        2, XXXI   |         the world, and they were created; and that He who received
 7        2, LI     |          men, but also above all created things, and to ascend to
 8        3, XV     |     thoughts from the worship of created things instead of God, and
 9        3, XXXIV  |        uncreated and that of all created things, and who bestows
10        3, XL     |         who is over all, and who created, and upholds, and governs
11        3, LXIX   |      maintain that none has been created evil by the Author of all
12        3, LXXVII |           and from the beauty of created things, and to see that
13        3, LXXVII |  excellence, which surpasses all created being, things which ought
14        3, LXXXI  |          and un-mingled with any created thing whatever. And let
15        3, LXXXI  |        which raises us above all created things, and brings us, through
16        4, XXVIII |      made, for He would not have created anything in hatred. We have,
17        4, XXX    |     worms" as saying that, being created by God, we altogether resemble
18        4, XXX    |     difference between man being created "in the image of God" and "
19        4, XXX    |         in which all things were created, and how the heaven and
20        4, XXX    |       either unbegotten, and not created by God, are yet governed
21        4, LIV    |      nature, and which have been created for the by no means despicable
22        4, LX     |      uncreated, but to have been created for certain purposes, it
23        4, LXXIV  |         maintain that Providence created all things mainly on account
24        4, LXXIV  |         of the envelope which is created along with the child. I
25        4, LXXV   |     worship of the only God, who created these things, feel grateful
26        4, LXXV   |        the subject) to have been created for the purpose of affording
27        4, LXXVI  |      maintaining that Providence created the products of the earth,
28        4, LXXVI  |     unacquainted with the arts), created man a being full of wants,
29        4, LXXVII |          flies? For the night is created for them in order that they
30        4, LXXVII |        subject to mortals, being created for the sake of rational
31        4, LXXVII |          those things which were created for the sake of men, we
32        4, LXXVII |        we suppose that they were created for the sake of nothing,
33        4, LXXV   |          irrational animals were created on his account, saying: "
34        4, LXXV   |           Why were not we rather created on their account, since
35        4, LXXIX  |         For, since the world was created in conformity with the will
36        4, LXXXI  |         who hold that Providence created all things for the sake
37        4, LXXXI  |       all things that exist, has created an irrational nature, which,
38        4, LXXXIII|          that the human soul was created in the image of God; and
39        4, LXXXV  |         man is said to have been created in the image of God, for
40        4, XCVIII |        the creature, but Him who created it.~
41        4, XCIX   |       pages that all things were created for man, and every rational
42        5, X      |    sublimely to ascend above all created things, and to hope for
43        5, XVI    |         upon those who have been created in His image, but who have
44        5, XXXV   |         or even about any of the created works of God but to ascend
45        5, LXIV   |       from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving
46        6, XVII   | uncreated" and first-born of all created nature like the Father who
47        6, XXV    |      mean by the expression, was created by God for a plaything;
48        6, XLIX   |       the "heaven" was which was created in the beginning; and what
49        6, XLIX   |       what the "light" which was created, and what the "firmament,"
50        6, XLIX   |      from the "heaven" which was created in the beginning; and so
51        6, LII    |        and indestructible, or as created indeed, but not destructible,
52        6, LIII   |   destroy the works which he has created? Why does he secretly employ
53        6, LIII   |        works, how is it that God created evil? And how is it that
54        6, LIII   |          evil as it may--whether created by God or not--it nevertheless
55        6, LIII   |        works, how is it that God created evil? and how is it that
56        6, LIV    |   questions, "How is it that God created evil?" and, "How is He incapable
57        6, LV     |    question, "How is it that God created evil?" or, perhaps, having
58        6, LV     |        proceed from it, were not created by God. For if God created
59        6, LV     |       created by God. For if God created that which is really evil,
60        6, LV     |     assert that these evils were created by God will quote certain
61        6, LV     |     properly so called, were not created by God; but some, although
62        6, LVI    |    question, "How is it that God created evil?"~
63        6, LIX    |      this world which he himself created?" To this we reply, that
64        6, LX     |        as the heaven was not yet created, nor the foundation of the
65        6, LX     |    second, and third thing to be created," when we quoted the words, "
66        6, LX     |         the earth when they were created, in the day that the LORD
67        6, LXIII  |     goodness, while man has been created after the image of God;
68        6, LXIII  |       after the image of Him who created it," from its not possessing
69        6, LXIII  |       after the image of Him who created it," when a man becomes "
70        6, LXIX   |         His wisdom, by which God created all things. For who is capable
71        6, LXIX   |         things, and by which God created every individual thing?
72        6, LXXIII |   suggest to us whether they are created or uncreated; and accordingly
73        6, LXXIII |      those who say that they are created are not agreed as to the
74        6, LXXIII |         discovered that they are created, and how their creation
75        7, XLVI   |         they have risen from the created things of this world to
76        7, LXVI   |        the image of Himself, and created man the image of God; our
77        7, LXVI   |        image of God," and "being created after the image of God,"
78        8, XV     |        the government to Him who created all things, do thereby declare
79        8, XVII   |       the image of Him that hath created him," in taking upon them
80        8, XVII   |        the image of Him who hath created them, do raise within themselves
81        8, XXXIII |     those things which have been created for our use, but must receive
82        8, LVII   |     those things which have been created for our use; we commit no
83        8, LVII   |    therefore, when we partake of created things, and yet refuse to