Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |  impossible for a God to be fashioned from the loins of a man
 2    I, 17|   because their images were fashioned in that dress and of that
 3    I, 17| hers at Samos, and an image fashioned in the dress of a bride;
 4    I, 20|     place. Tullus Hostilius fashioned and worshipped Fear and
 5   II, 2 |    God is not that which is fashioned by the fingers of men out
 6   II, 2 |     wood, had they not been fashioned by man. Man, therefore,
 7   II, 5 |    of the stars painted and fashioned in that brass, say that
 8   II, 13|  own likeness, then He also fashioned woman after the image of
 9   II, 17| countenances of dead kings, fashioned and adorned with exquisite
10   IV, 4 |     earth. For He must have fashioned man, who, before the creation
11   IV, 8 |     and wisdom, and He also fashioned other spirits of His into
12    V, 19|  made heaven and earth, who fashioned the human race, breathed
13   VI, 1 |     consists, since we were fashioned and received the breath
14   VI, 11|    justice itself, true and fashioned to the life. Be bountiful
15  VII, 14|   that is, a holy people is fashioned for righteousness by the
16  VII, 15|   whom it was increased and fashioned with more numerous systems