Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |      but also food which God created for the use of man. We know
 2     I,  5 |    and to eat food which God created for use, you have consciences
 3     I,  16|  after the image of him that created him: where there cannot
 4     I,  29|     female. Having then been created by God good and upright,
 5     I,  36|     the organs of generation created, and why were we so fashioned
 6    II,  3 |   bringeth forth death.” God created us with free will, and we
 7    II,  5 | difficulty. “All things were created to serve for the use of
 8    II,  5 |    so all things living were created either for the food of men,
 9    II,  5 |     he says, that the ox was created for ploughing, the horse
10    II,  5 |     all these creatures were created by p. 392 God for nothing.
11    II,  5 |      to eat meats, which God created for use? The Lord himself
12    II,  5 |   not drink the wine which I created out of water. He did not
13    II,  6 |    of man. And as the ox was created for ploughing, the horse
14    II,  6 |    leopards, and wolves were created; why vipers, scorpions,
15    II,  6 | seals, and small snails were created. Which of us ever eats the
16    II,  6 |  beasts, fishes, birds, were created not for eating, but for
17    II,  6 |   you ask me why the pig was created, I immediately reply, as
18    II,  6 |     of living creatures were created, that soldiers, athletes,
19    II,  6 |       and know why they were created and are in the world from
20    II,  16| abstain from food, which God created for use with thanksgiving.