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 1    I,  2, 1 |       had a wish to behold the Author of their being, and to contemplate
 2    I,  8, 5 |    made;" for the Word was the author of form and beginning to
 3    I, 15, 5 |        Word, while like to His Author, and bearing the image of
 4    I, 23, 4 |        derived from Simon, the author of these most impious doctrines,
 5    I, 27, 2 |        declaring Him to be the author of evils, to take delight
 6    I, 27, 4 |      of the serpent, the great author of apostasy?~
 7   II,  2, 3 |      traced to Him who was the Author of such a succession. [The
 8   II,  2, 3 |      other than He who was its Author, and had formerly been the
 9   II,  4, 1 |        them, is the Father and Author of oil things, then it is
10   II,  5, 1 |        is discovered to be the author of ignorance. For, according
11   II,  5, 1 |    production], and yet be the author of ignorance to His Mother?
12   II,  5, 3 |        then, is not the [real] Author of this work, thinking,
13   II, 17, 3 |      Him, and similar to their Author; or if they appear dissimilar,
14   II, 17, 3 |     Father be similar to their Author, then those who have been
15   II, 17, 4 |        same substance with the Author of their production, they
16   II, 17, 10|      thus set Him forth as the author of [all] evils. For ye state
17   II, 25, 2 |      was due to one artist and author, and another to another,
18   II, 30, 8 |      that he was the Lord (the author) of all creation. And they
19  III, 20, 1 |       great whale, who was the author of transgression, not that
20   IV,  1, 2 | therefore, will be to them the author and teacher of such transgression,
21   IV,  5    |                         V. THE AUTHOR RETURNS TO HIS FORMER ARGUMENT,
22   IV,  9    |           IX. THERE IS BUT ONE AUTHOR, AND ONE END TO BOTH COVENANTS.~
23   IV, 12    | APPEARS THAT THERE WAS BUT ONE AUTHOR OF BOTH THE OLD AND THE
24   IV, 12, 3 |   neighbour as one's self; the author of the law and the Gospel
25   IV, 29    |       TO SHOW THAT GOD WAS THE AUTHOR OF SIN, BECAUSE HE BLINDED
26   IV, 32    |    XXXII. THAT ONE GOD WAS THE AUTHOR OF BOTH TESTAMENTS, IS CONFIRMED
27   IV, 33    |  CONFESSES THAT ONE GOD IS THE AUTHOR OF BOTH TESTAMENTS, AND
28   IV, 40, 3 |      enemy of God, against the author of it, by removing His own