Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 11, 1|      the created AEons from the uncreated Father, while the other
 2   II, 25, 3|       is inferior to Him who is uncreated, and who is always the same,
 3   II, 25, 3|         thou, O man, art not an uncreated being, nor didst thou always
 4  III,  8, 3|         them. For He is Himself uncreated, both without beginning
 5   IV, 38, 1|   recently created to have been uncreated. But inasmuch as they are
 6   IV, 38, 1|        inasmuch as they are not uncreated, for this very reason do
 7   IV, 38, 2|       fact] that man was not an uncreated being; but this merely applied
 8   IV, 38, 3|        reflect the glory of the uncreated One, of that God who bestows
 9   IV, 38, 3|      follows] that they are not uncreated; but by their continuing
10   IV, 38, 3|        receive a faculty of the Uncreated, through the gratuitous
11   IV, 38, 3|      pre-eminence, who alone is uncreated, the first of all things,
12   IV, 38, 3| immortality is the glory of the uncreated One. By this arrangement,
13   IV, 38, 3|       image and likeness of the uncreated God, -the Father planning
14   IV, 38, 3|        is, approximating to the uncreated One. For the Uncreated is
15   IV, 38, 3|      the uncreated One. For the Uncreated is perfect, that is, God.
16   IV, 38, 4|         distinction between the uncreated God and man, a creature