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 1 II    |      the end for which I was created, and how that it behoved
 2 II    |  with the Father, and having created the heavens and the earth
 3 VII   |      good and righteous, who created all things out of nothing,
 4 VII   | majesty of God. Afterward he created this visible world, heaven
 5 VII   |      commanded and they were created.' Then with his own hands
 6 VII   |   Then with his own hands he created man, taking dust of the
 7 VII   |    Maker's hand but had been created for good, yet by his own
 8 VII   |     believe that it had been created, and was upheld, by its
 9 VII   |   for it is impossible for a created being to see God), but by
10 VIII  |   For, at the beginning, God created man out of earth, as I have
11 X     |   for in him were all things created that are in the heavens
12 XVII  |     be heard, that they were created, and are held together,
13 XXVII |    gods, how are the images, created to their honour, gods? ~"
14 XXXI  |    by man, but the beast was created by God. How much wiser is
15 XXXI  |   that God by whom thou wast created out of nothing, by whom
16 XXXI  |      harm? ~"If, then, these created and corruptible things take
17 XXXIII|      the true faith and were created anew by his doctrine, and