Part, Question

 1   1, 80 | Gregory of Nyssa (Nemesius, De Natura Hominis) and ~Damascene (
 2   2, 6  |       of ~Nyssa [*Nemesius, De Natura Hom. xxxii.], Damascene (
 3   2, 84 |     according to Augustine (De Natura ~Boni iv), is "the privation
 4   2, 85 |         For Augustine says (De Natura Boni iii) that "where ~these
 5   2, 85 |        as Augustine states (De Natura ~Boni iv). Therefore privation
 6   2, 109|   contrary, Augustine says (De Natura et Gratia xxvi) that "as
 7   2, 109|       3: As Augustine says (De Natura et Gratia xliii) [*Cf. De ~
 8   2, 110|       hence Augustine says (De Natura et Gratia ~xxii): "The light
 9   2, 111|        what Augustine says (De Natura et Gratia ~xxxi): "It is
10   2, 90 |         Etym. x): "Cicero [*De Natura Deorum ii, ~28] states that
11   2, 92 |      Hermes ~Trismegistus [*De Natura Deorum, ad Asclep], as Augustine
12   2, 102|        as Augustine states (De Natura Boni iii) [*Cf. FP, Q[5],
13   3, 2  |   sprouting forth," the word ~"natura" meaning, as it were, "nascitura."