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 1 PreGreek   |          the Holy Spirit to be a created being? We need not say how
 2 PreGreek(4)|         some very remote period, created by the Father. The petitio
 3 I          |         let us call upon Him Who created Scripture with a body, soul,
 4 II         |          venomous creatures were created. In the contemplation of
 5 XIV        |          being said to have been created for rule of the night, and
 6 XVII       |       not applicable to ordinary created things, but to a mysterious
 7 XVIII      |          soared above all things created and clung to the Maker of
 8 XX         |        irrational creatures were created for man's sake. "If any
 9 XX         |        the subject universe, has created an irrational nature which
10 XX         |          impossible for a nature created in the image of God to altogether
11 XX         |         that everything has been created. Celsus may tell us that
12 XXI        |     stone; for no man's heart is created stony by God, but it becomes
13 XXI        |     themselves because they were created vessels of dishonour, and
14 XXIII      |     lights of heaven having been created for signs, to speak precisely,
15 XXIII      | experience grasp this truth, God created in the heavens beings who
16 XXIV       |       parts divide him into many created substances, but, as reason
17 XXIV       |        with many parts, has been created by God. Similarly, of necessity,
18 XXIV       |          me that what you see in created substances 593leads you
19 XXIV       |       God, and that out of it He created the world? ~It seems so
20 XXIV       |     substance remained the same, created a change of its qualities,
21 XXIV       |       this shows that matter was created. For if matter is compound,
22 XXV(607)   |         According to Origen, God created a finite number of souls
23 XXV        |          then possible for a man created free, under given circumstances,
24 XXVII      |        some persons to have been created to perdition, and adduce
25 XXVII      |      them a few questions. A man created to perdition would never
26 Index      |          Origen, a finite number created, 210; different varieties,