Book, Chapter

 1     3, 8-15 |        which he reigns over, to command that which no one before
 2     3, 9-17 |        hidest the reason of Thy command, and it be against the ordinance
 3     8, 9-21 |        readiness is there, that command is scarce distinct from
 4     8, 9-21 |          to will, and would not command, unless it willed, and what
 5     8, 9-21 | entirely: therefore doth it not command entirely. For so far forth
 6     8, 9-21 |         itself. But it doth not command entirely, therefore what
 7     8, 9-21 |       entire, it would not even command it to be, because it would
 8     8, 12-29|        it to be no other than a command from God to open the book,
 9     9, 12-29|       same time, by the violent command of my mind, drank up their
10    10, 4-6  |         were little did it only command by speaking, and not go
11    12, 3-3  |     shape. Therefore didst Thou command it to be written, that darkness