Part, Question

 1   1, 66|       For he (Confess. xii, 12) specifies only two things ~as first
 2   1, 67|       For he (Confess. xii, 12) specifies only two things ~as first
 3   2, 5 |         from the object, ~which specifies the act, and not from the
 4   2, 7 |       causes. For ~the end that specifies the act is not a circumstance,
 5   2, 11|      Now it is ~the object that specifies an act: but on the agent
 6   2, 18|        added to the object that specifies the ~action, can again be
 7   2, 18|   circumstance, in so far as it specifies an action, is ~considered
 8   2, 18|      relating to good or evil, ~specifies an action. For good and
 9   2, 72|          viz. the ~object which specifies them. Hence nothing hinders
10   2, 41| constituted by something which ~specifies the moral act. But the notion