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 1    I, 5 | commencement not from God the Creator, but from chaos, which is
 2   II, 1 |     earth, to Him who was the Creator of the earth itself. And
 3   II, 1 |       been given to us by the Creator God, it is evident that
 4   II, 1 |      the contemplation of his Creator. As an ingenious poet s
 5   II, 2 |       sight of which God your Creator raised you. He gave to you
 6   II, 5 |         V. THAT GOD ONLY, THE CREATOR OF ALL THINGS, IS TO BE
 7   II, 10|      seat of God Himself, the Creator. Then He founded the earth,
 8   II, 12|      God being the invincible Creator, He Himself fixed the figure
 9   II, 18|      single deity of our only Creator and Father, who made man
10  III, 9 |       confess that God is the Creator of all things, who introduced
11  III, 9 |     behold with our mind, the Creator of all things Himself. Wherefore,
12   IV, 4 |   says that there is one God, Creator of the world, and Marcus
13   IV, 6 |    these words: "The Lord and Creator of all things, whom we have
14   IV, 6 |  verses:--~"The nourisher and creator of all things, who placed
15    V, 1 |       in which that matchless Creator of all things and Ruler
16    V, 3 |        the parent of all, the creator and preserver of all living
17   VI, 9 |    But when he shall know the Creator and Parent of all things,
18   VI, 20| foresight of the most skilful Creator gave to man pleasure without
19  VII, 3 |       For if he says that the Creator contrived these works of
20  VII, 18|      Father, and God, and the Creator of the first and one God,