Book,  Chap.

 1   1,  12|        comparison of him to his creatures, such as, "But to the King
 2   1,  13|        comparison of him to his creatures. For even when it names
 3   1,  14|      operation or comparison to creatures is indicated. For even when
 4   1,  14|         said from comparison to creatures, although a first hearing
 5   1,  15|      operation or comparison to creatures in any way you wish. In
 6   1,  17|     operation, or comparison to creatures, just as we said also about
 7   1,  18|      operation or comparison to creatures, whence even it is agreed
 8   1,  19|         or by providence toward creatures, or by preparation of future
 9   1,  20|    indicated from comparison to creatures? ~D. In how many ways is
10   1,  20|    indicated from comparison to creatures? M. In two, by acknowledgment
11   2,   2|        down in the operation of creatures.~D. In how many ways has
12   2,   2|        preceded the rest of the creatures even Scripture demonstrates
13   2,   2|      preferred to the remaining creatures, and reason does also; for
14   2,   2|         in the operation of the creatures themselves? M. The fact
15   2,   2|    differences do we ascribe to creatures? M. That those things which
16   2,   2| difference. M. That some of the creatures, i.e., the rational ones,
17   2,   2|      and angels, were not other creatures in need of themselves in
18   2,   2|         the fifth difference of creatures. M. That certain of them
19   2,   2|       the seventh difference of creatures. M. That all things which
20   2,   2|        in which it speaks about creatures, such as souls or angels. ~[
21   2,   3|      divine power maintains all creatures in order that they remain
22   2,  10|        government suit no other creatures? M. Indeed it suits them
23   2,  11|         least are accidental to creatures? M. To stand still, such
24   2,  26|       was fitting that rational creatures first learn, and be challenged
25   2,  26|         struggles; and that the creatures glorify more the giver who
26   2,  28|        chaotic fashion rational creatures use their free will well