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 1    IV, 36|      something divine. The winged creature, however, being whirled
 2    IV, 49|               XLIX. SYMBOL OF THE CREATURE; AND OF SPIRIT; AND OF THE
 3     V, 2 |        gentle and highly favoured creature." "It, however, is difficult," (
 4     V, 2 |         female or male, but a new creature, a new man, which is hermaphrodite.
 5     V, 2 |          I may say--the universal creature; and this they declare to
 6     V, 2 |           and is exhibited as the creature transformed by the ineffable
 7     V, 3 | unportrayable one cast before the creature below." This, he says, is
 8     V, 21|         which is revered by every creature; and (there are images of
 9     V, 22|          from the Good One to the creature." And when he has sworn
10    VI, 10|          senses, belonging to the creature that is being born, viz.,
11   VII, 10| description. (But this Deity) the creature can neither express nor
12   VII, 14|      orally instructed, and every creature of the Ogdoad had been orally
13   VII, 15|           GOD'S DEALINGS WITH THE CREATURE; BASILIDES' NOTION OF THE
14   VII, 15|     conterminous spirit, then the creature will become the object of
15   VII, 15|         object of mercy. For (the creature) groans until now, and is
16   VII, 19|        tinder the (category of a) creature fashioned by destructive
17  VIII, 6 |           whom no one knew; every creature who is ignorant of the Son,
18  VIII, 7 |         constitutes an unleavened creature in all these. For in what
19  VIII, 13|          the truth; because every creature of God is good, and nothing
20    IX, 4 |        generated is an unbegotten creature who is creator, let us hear
21     X, 29|     brought into existence, was a creature endued with a capacity of