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 1 4 |     reason alone, while matter is created and perishable), is it not
 2 5 |  therefore, from whom proceed all created things, and by whose Spirit
 3 6 |         yet he recognises them as created: "gods, offspring of gods,
 4 8 |  uncreated they are unlike:-- for created things are like their patterns;
 5 8 |        parts, just because he was created and perishable; but God
 6 8 |         world is above the things created, and about the things He
 7 8 |         world is above the things created, managing that by His providential
 8 10|        whom the universe has been created through His Logos, and set
 9 15|    separate the uncreated and the created, that which is and that
10 16| yourselves; but the world was not created because God needed it; for
11 18|         GODS THEMSELVES HAVE BEEN CREATED, AS THE POETS CONFESS.~
12 19|         uncreated and eternal, or created and perishable. Nor do I
13 20|         saying that the gods were created, and owed their constitution
14 21|           nor for thyself."~He is created, he is perishable, with
15 23|            the uncreated from the created, who is younger than heaven
16 24|          is about matter, who was created by God; just as the other
17 24|          as the other angels were created by Him, and entrusted with
18 24|           for God over the things created and ordered by Him; so that
19 24|        observe, such as they were created by God, continued in those
20 35|           foetus in the womb as a created being, and therefore an