Chapter

 1 5 |         the nature of each several created being or thing to do or
 2 11|         man and his posterity were created, although they were not
 3 12|          condition in which he was created, or for the use of another;
 4 12|       reason and judgment has been created, or is created, for the
 5 12|            has been created, or is created, for the use of another,
 6 12| continuance of the being itself so created. For reason cannot discover
 7 12|         Therefore, if man has been created neither without cause and
 8 12|          nearly touches the beings created, He made him for the sake
 9 12|          sake of the life of those created, which is not kindled for
10 12|      bodies. For whatever has been created for the sake of something
11 12|           the sake of which it was created, will itself also fitly
12 12|          place; but that which was created for the very purpose of
13 12|            existence, the being so created must be preserved for ever,
14 13|          intended that what was so created should continue in perpetuity.
15 13|           the nature of the men so created, and the nature of those
16 13|            and the nature of those created by the just judgment of
17 14|           the nature of the men so created; not as being second in
18 15|    foremost, the nature of the men created, which conducts us to the
19 16|          former are from the first created immortal, and continue to
20 18|          care of all that has been created if they wish to keep to
21 18|           Creator reaches; for all created things require the attention