Part, Question

1   1, 19 | Further, the willed moves the willer, as the appetible the ~appetite,
2   1, 19 |   what is willed suffices the willer, he seeks nothing ~beyond
3   1, 19 |  Further, what is done by the willer, on account of no cause, ~
4   1, 19 |      of the substance of the ~willer. For since the will regards
5   1, 28 |     to its object, and of the willer to the ~object willed. In
6   1, 105|    certain inclination of the willer ~to the thing willed. And
7   2, 10 |    things which belong to the willer according to his nature.
8   2, 56 |    which are ordained ~to the willer's own good; such as temperance