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 1   II, 1 |      and almost all of the dumb creation see the heaven, but it is
 2  III, 6 |        God, and with the animal creation. Thus, since we are composed
 3   IV, 4 |        Jupiter himself. But the creation of man is not accustomed
 4   IV, 4 |  fashioned man, who, before the creation of man, finished the heaven
 5   IV, 6 |         wisdom and hands in the creation of the world.~
 6   IV, 23|      true. For no one since the creation of the world has been such,
 7    V, 18|     distinguished from the dumb creation. For he who does not point
 8  VII, 3 |    world itself? what means the creation of the human race, and of
 9  VII, 4 |        reason there was for the creation of the human race, since
10  VII, 5 |                       V. OF THE CREATION OF MAN, AND OF THE ARRANGEMENT
11  VII, 5 | arrangement, the order of their creation, the power exerted in their
12  VII, 7 |         For the reason of man's creation belongs to a divine mystery;
13  VII, 9 | distinguishes man from the dumb creation. And since this falls to