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 1       1, IV      |       them as if in debt to thy creature, and when thou dost cancel
 2       1, VI      |          in pity tell a pitiful creature whether my infancy followed
 3       1, VI      |     others.~Whence could such a creature come but from thee, O Lord?
 4       1, XIX     |         Is not such an animated creature as this wonderful and praiseworthy?
 5       2, III     |      and falls in love with thy creature instead of thee - the inebriation
 6       4, XII     |    deserted for the love of the creature. Why then will you wander
 7       4, XII     |  virginal womb, where the human creature, our mortal flesh, was joined
 8       5, III     |      many true things about the creature but they do not seek with
 9       5, III     |        worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator.”131 ~
10       6, IX      |      worshiping and serving the creature more than the Creator.”203~
11       6, XIX     |     except by a living rational creature, he moved the more slowly
12       6, XXI(226)|        that Jesus Christ was a "creature" of God. But Augustine was
13       9, XVII    |        air by making me a wiser creature. Thus I will pass beyond
14       9, XXV     |         the emotion of a living creature (such as we feel when we
15       9, XXXI    |     eating”363; and that “every creature of thine is good, and nothing
16       9, XXXV    |     absorbed in the sight, vain creature that I am.~How is it that
17      10, VI      |     that it was the action of a creature, itself in time, which sounded
18      10, VI      |  already some kind of corporeal creature before heaven and earth
19      10, X       |        and a new will to form a creature, which he had never before
20      10, XII     |        art the Creator of every creature. And if in the term “heaven
21      10, XII     |         heaven and earth” every creature is included, I make bold
22      10, XII     |        he make unless it were a creature?” I do indeed wish that
23      10, XII     |        surely as I know that no creature was made before any creature
24      10, XII     |    creature was made before any creature was made.~
25      10, XXX     | coeternal with thee; nor is any creature, even if there is a creature “
26      10, XXX     |    creature, even if there is a creature “above time.”~
27      11, IX      |        some way an intellectual creature, although in no way coeternal
28      11, XV      |  eternal God, hath not made any creature by any new will, and his
29      11, XVII    |        be created (that is, the creature already fashioned, invisible
30      11, XXI     |     every invisible and visible creature would be created.” He takes
31      11, XXVIII  |       that there is no temporal creature that is not of thy making.
32      12, X       |         11. Happy would be that creature who, though it was in itself
33      12, X       |         been the case with that creature if the light had not been
34      12, XVI     |         enlightened but mutable creature in the same way as it knows
35      12, XXI     |         creeping and the flying creature that has life,” but “the