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 1 VII,  430 |  And setting in revolt the creatures that were subject to him,
 2 VII,  430 |   pursuit of pleasure. All creatures either torment or tempt
 3 VII,  479 |  love Him only and not the creatures of a day. The reasoning
 4 VII,  479 | let us take delight in the creatures." That is the worst that
 5 VII,  479 |    not take delight in the creatures."~Therefore all that incites
 6 VII,  479 |    attach ourselves to the creatures is bad; since it prevents
 7 VII,  486 |   having dominion over the creatures, but now in separating himself
 8 VII,  513 |   1. To communicate to His creatures the dignity of causality.~
 9 VIII,  571|   an enemy to us. Thus the creatures, however good, are the enemies
10   X,  674 |   or spiritual, God or the creatures; but with this difference,
11   X,  674 | those who therein seek the creatures find them, but with many