Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 4|       and Cosmocrator as the creature of the Demiurge. Cosmocrator
 2    I, 10, 2|  world. But as the sun, that creature of God, is one and the same
 3    I, 30, 7|    thus baffled by their own creature, she greatly rejoiced, and
 4   II,  6, 2|     there does tremble every creature, and principality, and power,
 5   II,  9, 2|    For the former "serve the creature rather than the Creator,"
 6  III, 11, 8|      says, "The first living creature was like a lion," symbolizing
 7  III, 11, 8|    power; the second [living creature] was like a calf, signifying [
 8  III, 24, 1|      for the sake of His own creature man. But [it has, on the
 9   IV, 11, 1|     time conferring with His creature, and at another pro-pounding
10   IV, 29, 1|  just as the sun, which is a creature of His, [acts with regard]
11   IV, 33, 1|     Gentiles, "who serve the creature more than the Creator,"
12   IV, 38, 4|     uncreated God and man, a creature of to-day. For these, [the
13   IV, 41, 1| since indeed he is himself a creature of God, like the other angels.
14    V,  3, 2|     an animated and rational creature, than to re-integrate again
15    V, 32, 1|   For the expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation
16    V, 32, 1|     the sons of God. For the creature has been subjected to vanity,
17    V, 32, 1|      same in hope; since the creature itself shall also be delivered
18    V, 36, 3| fathers, who brought it (the creature) forth [from bondage] at
19    V, 36, 3|  Word, should descend to the creature (facturam), that is, to
20    V, 36, 3|       on the other hand, the creature should contain the Word,