Part, Question

 1   1, 24  |     senses. In one ~sense as the inscription of those who are chosen
 2   1, 24  |       life. In another sense the inscription of those ~things which lead
 3   1, 24  |         the book ~of life is the inscription of the divine election,
 4   1, 24  |  blotting out is the contrary to inscription. But nobody ~can be written
 5   1, 24  |          the book of life is the inscription of those ordained to eternal
 6   2, 2   |          a golden plate with the inscription: "Christ shall be born of
 7   2, 31  |       precede ~accusation except inscription." [*The accuser was bound
 8   2, 31  |          of this ~endorsement or inscription was that the accuser bound
 9   2, 66  |          a wicked accusation and inscription* in a matter which he ~cannot
10   2, 66  |           of this endorsement or inscription was that the accuser bound
11 Suppl, 55|        accusation is preceded by inscription* ~whereby a man binds himself
12 Suppl, 62| accusation should be preceded by inscription [*Cf. SS, ~Q[33], A[7]],
13 Suppl, 62|          there is no need for an inscription to be made under the pain
14 Suppl, 62|         then it is necessary for inscription to precede, whereby he ~
15 Suppl, 62|      which should be preceded by inscription; [*Cf. SS, Q[33], ~A[7]]