Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 15, 3  |    as the clay model is not moulded for its own sake, but for
 2  III, 18, 7  |  one man who was originally moulded from virgin soil, the many
 3   IV, pref, 4|    the likeness of God, and moulded by His hands, that is, by
 4    V,  5, 1  |     through which they were moulded at the beginning, did they
 5    V,  6, 1  |    fleshly nature which was moulded after the image of God.
 6    V,  6, 1  |   that flesh which has been moulded is not a perfect man in
 7    V,  7, 1  |    it be the thing that was moulded, that is, the flesh, of
 8    V, 14, 2  |  transmission of that thing moulded originally from the dust.
 9    V, 14, 2  | would at the beginning have moulded the material [of flesh]
10    V, 14, 2  | taking dust from the earth, moulded man; and it was upon his
11    V, 15, 2  |  which at the beginning had moulded man. And therefore, when
12    V, 16, 1  |          And since Adam was moulded from this earth to which
13    V, 28, 4  |  all time, man, having been moulded at the beginning by the
14    V, 36, 3  |   that is, to what had been moulded (plasma), and that it should