Book, Chapter

 1     I, 10|           into other bodies, and that created things wax and wane through
 2     I, 11|            the earth of our world was created before that of the stars,
 3     I, 16|               so far forth it is both created and perishable. But some
 4     I, 16|           asserted that the soul was) created, but rendered imperishable
 5     I, 16|             nature of evil is neither created by the Deity, nor possesses
 6     V, 3 |              formal world, for it was created without his instrumentality
 7     V, 7 | self-producing good, and the third is created; and hence it is that they
 8     V, 21|              And when all things were created as has been described by
 9     V, 21|               Elohim had prepared and created the world as a result from
10     V, 21|             that which He Himself had created, exclaimed, "Open me the
11    VI, 14|           powers below--who, he says, created the world--caused the transference
12    VI, 14|        enactment. "For the angels who created the world made," he says, "
13    VI, 30|               highest alone, as those created in (the likeness of) Adam
14    VI, 30|           likeness of) Adam have been created from the highest alone--
15    VI, 42|               Moses says that man was created on the sixth day. And (he
16    VI, 48|             Mother, they allege, were created first the four elements,
17   VII, 8 |            employed by teachers,) has created for their pupils confusion
18   VII, 15|              the different orders (of created objects) that had been confused
19   VII, 15|            that the various orders of created objects that had been confounded
20   VII, 15|              of the various orders of created objects, and the restoration
21   VII, 15|              of the various orders of created objects, and his Passion
22   VII, 15|              in the various orders of created objects that had been confounded
23   VII, 18|              from meats which God has created for participation by the
24   VII, 23|     acknowledges that all things were created by God. Forcibly appropriating,
25   VII, 26|             supposed, and that he who created all things is just. Now
26  VIII, 2 |       observes: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth."
27  VIII, 10|             is the Son of the God who created all things; and along with (
28  VIII, 13|             from meats, which God has created to be partaken of with thanksgiving
29    IX, 7 |               and took his stand, and created a disturbance among them.
30    IX, 17|            that these things were not created in vain.~
31    IX, 24|             of this that man has been created. However, (they maintain)
32     X, 14|              the world below has been created, and the things existing
33     X, 19|         alleging that all things were created by the true God; whereas
34     X, 28|               exercise of His will He created things that are, which antecedently
35     X, 29|              to time. These things He created through the Logos, it not
36     X, 29|              a god, obey Him that has created thee, and resist not now,
37     X, 29|               wishes it. But God, who created it, did not, nor does not,