Book, Chapter

1      I, 11|      he was acknowledged, he willed it. For no circumstance
2      I, 18|    into notice, just when he willed, when he could, when the
3      I, 26| possibility thereof, when he willed it not to be done. For he
4     II, 2 |     on the side where He has willed His proofs to lie. But you
5     II, 28|    man to be slain. Your god willed himself to be put to death;
6     II, 29|      similar proofs, that It willed to display Its goodness
7     IV, 8 |     precisely because Christ willed Himself to be proclaimed
8     IV, 21|      of His miracle, that He willed the slender supply of food,
9     IV, 26|    His children, whom He had willed to be born. Even though