Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |     these current signs of our wills, and so launched deeper
 2     7, 4-6  | because He is God, and what He wills is good, and Himself is
 3     8, 3-7  |  unlooked for, and against our wills, but even by self-chosen,
 4     8, 5-10 |        by age. Thus did my two wills, one new, and the other
 5     8, 9-21 |        therefore are there two wills, for that one of them is
 6     8, 10-22|    deliberating there were two wills, affirm that there are two
 7     8, 10-23|        as there be conflicting wills, there shall now be not
 8     8, 10-23| hesitation between conflicting wills? But I say that both be
 9     8, 10-23|     amid the strife of his two wills be in a strait, whether
10     8, 10-23|    fluctuates between contrary wills. ~ ~
11     8, 10-24|       perceive two conflicting wills in one man, that the conflict
12     8, 10-24|    convict them; as when, both wills being bad, one deliberates
13     8, 10-24|     desired) more, conflicting wills, nor do they yet allege
14     8, 10-24|  divers substances. So also in wills which are good. For I ask
15     8, 10-24|     all at once? Do not divers wills distract the mind, while
16    10, 20-29|    will, and no one altogether wills it not? where have they
17    10, 23-34|   should be hidden from it, it wills not. But the contrary is
18    13, 11-12|        Knows unchangeably, and Wills unchangeably; and whether
19    13, 17-20|        the bitterness of men's wills, but the gathering together