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 1 I    |         would be driven to this creature. Children eight days old
 2 I    |         goat-stag is a fabulous creature. And yet Moses commands
 3 I    |   literally kept; for no living creature can sit the whole day without
 4 II   |        safety of the irrational creature. And as for plants, neither
 5 XII  |      asp or some other venomous creature under the spell of the charmer,
 6 XIV  |       and worship and serve the creature more than the Creator." 253
 7 XX   |         school for the rational creature. And one of our wise men
 8 XX   |         the arts, He made man a creature of many wants, intending
 9 XX   |        having made the rational creature, to its advantage, more
10 XX   |    things to serve the rational creature, and to be in subjection
11 XX   |         irrational nature and a creature's mere make. No original
12 XX   |    general, not a single living creature could ever have been captured
13 XX   |      the augurs make use of the creature, had not the gift of divination?
14 XX   | conceptions," for no irrational creature has a conception of God.
15 XX   |        the fable of the Arabian creature, the Phoenix, which is said
16 XX   |     brought into being a unique creature, not that men might marvel
17 XX   |         men might marvel at the creature, but at its Creator. ~26.
18 XX   |          and for every rational creature; for it is chiefly on account
19 XX   |         account of the rational creature that everything has been
20 XX   |        the sake of the rational creature; and this is so, in the
21 XX   |         care for every rational creature. And a general Providence
22 XXI  |         urging it to do so, the creature having been entrusted with
23 XXI  |        of wax. ~2. The rational creature, however, in addition to
24 XXI  |   approving others, so that the creature may be guided accordingly.
25 XXI  |       so, far from the rational creature. Now, whether something
26 XXIV |         s skill became a living creature, he had no natural participation
27 XXVI |     good thing" of the rational creature is made up of man's purpose,
28 Index|         why man in comparison a creature of many wants, 116; man'