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 1     I, 8 |           the rest (of the animal creation), and they appointed rulers,
 2     I, 23|    astonished at the magnitude of creation, and supposing that it constituted
 3    IV, 43|           the stupendous works of creation, they were confused respecting
 4    IV, 43|         and increase of the whole creation. And the fire is masculine,
 5    IV, 47|        gazing on all the works of creation, in order that nothing of
 6    IV, 47|          and none of the works of creation, he says, can escape his
 7    IV, 48|          creations. For the first creation, he affirms, is that according
 8    IV, 48|            Engonasis). The second creation, however, is that according
 9    IV, 48|          lesser) Bear, the second creation; the one of limited dimensions,
10    IV, 48|       hunting the beasts from the creation, and destroying them; and
11    IV, 48|        then, Cynosura, the second creation, is set in the firmament
12    IV, 48|        firmament as an image of a creation by the Logos. The Dragon,
13    IV, 48|         things are from the great creation to the small creation; and
14    IV, 48|       great creation to the small creation; and in guarding those that
15    IV, 48|          are fixed in the (great) creation, as for instance Engonasis,
16    IV, 48|          constituted in the small creation. And (the Dragon) himself
17    IV, 48|          other image, he says the creation teaches (men) to~philosophize,
18    IV, 49|           great lineaments of the creation to those who are able to
19    IV, 49|         good hope from the wicked creation, (and) offering up hymns
20    IV, 49|          exemplars from which the creation, subject to change, obtaining (
21     V, 1 |         the Divine Nature and the creation of the world; and not even
22     V, 2 |          of Him are seen from the creation of the world, being understood
23     V, 2 |         conveyed down here into a creation of clay, that they may serve
24     V, 2 |        serve the Demiurge of this creation, Ialdabaoth, a fiery God,
25     V, 2 |         he says, he speaks of the creation of the man. The rock is
26     V, 21|        and the rest of the animal creation. They made man, therefore,
27     V, 21|          of what pertained to the creation laboured under deficiency.
28     V, 21|          those wicked ones of the creation. These are the twelve conflicts
29     V, 21|       that is, the produce of the creation, of which he is the cause,
30     V, 21|           to His own design), the creation, when as yet it had no existence.
31     V, 22|           firmament of the wicked creation, in which earthly and animal
32    VI, 4 |   whatever objects of the visible creation he may happen to overlook.
33    VI, 8 |        those beauteous objects of creation which Moses commended, and
34    VI, 13|          exercise the function of creation. But beholding him, she
35    VI, 28|         VALENTINIAN ORIGIN OF THE CREATION.~As, therefore, the primary
36    VI, 28|      imagines that he evolves the creation of the world out of himself:
37    VI, 29|           the animal and material creation has derived its present
38    VI, 29| consciousness in reference to the creation of the world.~
39    VI, 30|        only. When, therefore, the creation received completion, and
40    VI, 32|          the glorious (objects of creation). The second is about the
41    VI, 46|          LORD.~But concerning the creation of this (Jesus), he expresses
42    VI, 50|       advance concerning both the creation and the universe, in each
43   VII, 7 |         those glorious objects in creation, (the nature of) this (First
44   VII, 11|      Himself to (the work of) the creation of every object in the cosmical
45   VII, 11|      throne. The entire celestial creation, then, that is, the AEther,
46   VII, 12|         exercised the function of creation.~
47   VII, 13|        written, he says: "And the creation itself groaneth together,
48   VII, 13|       manifestation, he says, the creation habitually groans and travails
49   VII, 14|        existent in our quarter of creation should have radiance imparted
50   VII, 14|           Demiurge, as far as the creation, which is (as far as) the
51   VII, 15|          souls of this quarter of creation, as many as possess the
52   VII, 17|          discord is of the entire creation a cause which he styles "
53   VII, 17|          throughout every age the creation itself should continue to
54   VII, 17|    tormented, and punished in the creation by the Demiurge. Some such
55  VIII, 2 |           AEONS; THEIR ACCOUNT OF CREATION; THEIR NOTION OF A FIERY
56  VIII, 2 |     indigenous to that quarter of creation, and it shone down upon
57  VIII, 3 |            And in this quarter of creation He again collects himself
58  VIII, 6 |        that are in our quarter of creation has been produced by that
59  VIII, 7 |          is, he says, the mundane creation. For all things, by being
60  VIII, 7 |           world and all causes of creation constitute a passover, (
61  VIII, 7 |          in the conversion of the creation, and this is accomplished
62  VIII, 8 |   Omitting to seek after God, and creation, and things similar to these,
63    IX, 22| concerning God, or concerning the creation of existing things, derived
64    IX, 24|        the material of the animal creation. But as regards whatever
65    IX, 25|          for ministering unto the creation; but also that there is
66    IX, 25|        And that all things in the creation are endued with sensation,
67     X, 10|           attention turned to the creation of the world, first begat
68     X, 10|     produces the entire celestial creation. And other Archon ascended
69     X, 21|      appertains to the origin and creation of the universe, the Phrygians
70     X, 27|        and what His well-arranged creation. And we have cultivated
71     X, 28|         proceeded to form His own creation. And some objects He formed
72     X, 28|          the causes of the entire creation, will become acquainted
73     X, 28|         phraseology, the parts of creation, while they remained ignorant
74     X, 29|          completed each object of creation, thus pleasing God. And
75     X, 29|   remodelled the old man by a new creation. And we believe the Logos
76     X, 30|          what is His well-ordered creation. Do not devote your attention