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 1 II, 4  |    external agency, and that the world is uncreated, and that nature
 2 II, 4  |      thing is it if God made the world out of existent materials?
 3 II, 5  |       the origin not only of the world, but also of the gods, on
 4 II, 5  |        the gods, but also of the world itself. And though he said
 5 II, 5  |          though he said that the world was created, he showed no
 6 II, 5  |          are later born than the world. And he also relates how
 7 II, 5  |         who are younger than the world, know these things? Or how
 8 II, 6  |      HESIOD ON THE ORIGIN OF THE WORLD.~And in a certain way he
 9 II, 6  |          and the creation of the world [without a creator], saying:--~"
10 II, 6  |        and arrange itself into a world (for Jupiter was born, not
11 II, 6  |       matter, but long after the world and many men; and so, too,
12 II, 6  |         also fashioned it into a world? Besides, he is found in
13 II, 7  |        that in the beginning the world was produced from an egg,
14 II, 8  |     concerning the origin of the world, they uttered contradictory
15 II, 8  |   explained, main-mined that the world is uncreated. And those
16 II, 9  |     regarded the creation of the world and all other things. For
17 II, 10 |                           X. THE WORLD CREATED BY GOD THROUGH THE
18 II, 10 |       therefore, He prepared the world. For he that is created
19 II, 10 |     spoke of the creation of the world and of all other things.
20 II, 10 |       prophets were not when the world came into existence, but
21 II, 10 |       God made and fashioned the world, was in some manner created,
22 II, 12 |   concerning the creation of the world and the nature of man, they
23 II, 13 |   REMARKS ON THE CREATION OF THE WORLD.~Moreover, his [Hesiod's]
24 II, 13 |        made light apart from the world. And the light God called
25 II, 13 |       history and genesis of the world, the holy Scripture spoke
26 II, 14 |                         XIV. THE WORLD COMPARED TO THE SEA.~Consider,
27 II, 14 |       seeds? And we say that the world resembles the sea. For as
28 II, 14 |        its saltness; so also the world, if it had not had the law
29 II, 14 |          so God has given to the world which is driven and tempest-tossed
30 II, 24 |          the plants, indeed, the world contained plants like them;
31 II, 26 |          had been formed in this world, it is mystically written
32 II, 29 |     entitled "The Genesis of the World," can more accurately inform
33 II, 29 |          get a beginning in this world, to find its way into every
34 II, 31 |          wrath would come on the world. She says:--~"When are fulfilled
35 II, 32 |   Germany; so that now the whole world is thus filled with inhabitants.
36 II, 32 |       then the occupation of the world by men was at first in three
37 II, 32 |     forward to maintain that the world is shaped like a sphere,
38 II, 32 |        about the creation of the world and its population? Men
39 II, 33 |      both of the creation of the world and the formation of man,
40 II, 33 |       that were to come upon the world. And therefore it is proved
41 II, 35 |       power, and established the world by His wisdom, and by His
42 II, 35 |          and the creation of the world, and the formation of man.
43 II, 36 |          unbegotten Ruler of the world,~Who only was from everlasting
44 II, 37 |         the conflagration of the world, they have, willingly or
45 II, 38 | Concerning the burning up of the world, Malachi the prophet foretold: "
46 III, 2 |         the sphaerography of the world's circle confer on Aratus,
47 III, 3 |      even of the creation of the world, they finally said that
48 III, 3 |       they taught again that the world was not ruled by providence.
49 III, 5 |        doctrines have filled the world with iniquity.~
50 III, 7 |    blinded chance that rules the world,~Nor uncontrolled are all
51 III, 9 |         minister both to all the world, and chiefly to the Hebrews,
52 III, 16|       some, maintaining that the world was uncreated, went into
53 III, 16|          about the cities of the world, and the settlements, and
54 III, 17|          come to pass in all the world. For the very accomplishment
55 III, 17|      years have run on since the world was created until now, so
56 III, 18|    account of the genesis of the world, related in what manner
57 III, 19|          a flood of water on the world; as neither indeed has there
58 III, 23| beginning of the creation of the world, which Moses the servant
59 III, 23|      creation and genesis of the world, and of the first man, and
60 III, 26|       from the foundation of the world, and to condemn the empty
61 III, 26|    Egyptian gave out; nor is the world uncreated, nor is there
62 III, 28|       from the foundation of the world the whole time is thus traced,
63 III, 28|         From the creation of the world to the deluge were 2242
64 III, 28|         from the creation of the world amount to a total of 5698