Book, Chapter

 1        2, IX      |       gave the command, and the creatures were formed, who, according
 2        4, XXIV    |  maintain that these irrational creatures are superior to rational
 3        4, XXIV    | superiority over all irrational creatures. Even the race of virtuous
 4        4, XXIX    |        know that there are many creatures more honourable than man;
 5        4, XXX     |         worms or any other such creatures; but in the spirit of truth,
 6        4, XXXI    |      likeness of any one of the creatures that are upon the earth,
 7        4, LXXIV   |     special manner for rational creatures; while this l also follows,
 8        4, LXXIV   |        follows, that irrational creatures likewise enjoy the benefit
 9        4, LXXXV   |       will see among irrational creatures, however large their bodies,
10        4, LXXXVI  |     superiority over irrational creatures. And the following are his
11        4, LXXXVIII|       those of all other mortal creatures, but that certain of the
12        4, XCIII   |      birds and the other living creatures to divination, or that those
13        4, XCIII   |         those who stir up these creatures, and not human beings (although
14        4, XCIX    |         for lions, or the other creatures which he mentions; but we
15        6, XXV     |        the earth is full of Thy creatures; so is this great and wide
16        6, XXXI    |      defender of the law of thy creatures, who are liberated by thy
17        7, XLVI    |      nature of all His rational creatures. As for those, however,
18        7, LXVII   |         animals; for even these creatures often suffer from injuries
19        8, XXIV    |         that they too are God's creatures, and that we must believe
20        8, XLII    |        be in fact the vilest of creatures, punishing more for their
21        8, LXI     |      that they, as being wicked creatures, and, as Celsus confesses,
22        8, LXII    |         men and of all rational creatures, than to those who delight
23        8, LXVI    |    speak well not only of those creatures that are obedient to the