Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 24, 2|         angel, the enemy of the creators of the world, but especially
2    I, 25, 1|        he might escape from the creators of the world; and they say
3    I, 25, 2|       those rulers who were the creators of the world, and, in like
4    I, 25, 2|    despising in like manner the creators of the world, are deemed
5    I, 30, 5| potentates, powers, angels, and creators, as sitting in their proper
6   II,  1, 5|    there are numerous unlimited creators and gods, who begin from
7   II,  4, 2|       pitied those who were the creators of man, and to have conferred