Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11    |        one of two: he was either unwilling to create, or else unable.
 2      I, 11    |        God. Whether to have been unwilling to be a worthy one, I want
 3      I, 11    |  happened to him, if he had been unwilling. What indeed tended so greatly
 4      I, 17    |        else was either unable or unwilling to encounter them. All these
 5      I, 18    | recognition, when He was Himself unwilling to become known by His own
 6      I, 22    |     impossible that He should be unwilling because of His nature, since
 7      I, 22    |   malignity is so great as to be unwilling to do good when one can,
 8      I, 26    |        that is done which he was unwilling to have done; and the transgression
 9      I, 26    |        virtue or goodness, to be unwilling indeed that a thing be done
10     II, 3     |         Creator, whereby God was unwilling to remain hidden for ever;
11     II, 3     |       for ever; in other words, (unwilling) that there should not be
12     II, 4     |        who proposed it was still unwilling that it should be incurred.
13     II, 5     |         He had been good, and so unwilling that such a catastrophe
14     II, 13    |         as might compel the very unwilling to seek after good, and
15    III, 12    |      Emmanuel, you therefore are unwilling to grant that He is come
16    III, 19    |         Besides, if he should be unwilling to allow that the death
17     IV, 16    |         to them what I should be unwilling to have done to myself,
18     IV, 16    |         another what I should be unwilling to have done to myself violence,
19     IV, 16    |          others what I should be unwilling to have done to myself;
20     IV, 21    |      that saying," surely He was unwilling to have the conclusion promulged
21     IV, 21    |      wrong one, therefore He was unwilling to have a lie disseminated.
22     IV, 29    |         THE GOSPEL.~Who would be unwilling that we should distress
23     IV, 29    |         all things, since He was unwilling that they should be like
24     IV, 41    |    ignorant; or else that he was unwilling, even if he had the foreknowledge
25     IV, 43conc|        me have." Now Marcion was unwilling to expunge from his Gospel
26      V, 10    |       excess of his folly, being unwilling that the statement should