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 1     II, 2     |      when he committed it by the choice of his own will rather than
 2     II, 5     |      FALL IMPUTABLE TO MAN'S OWN CHOICE.~Now then, ye dogs, whom
 3     II, 6     |        THROUGH NECESSITY AND NOT CHOICE.~But although we shall be
 4     II, 6     |        through necessity and not choice. In this really lay the
 5     II, 9     |     direction for its liberty of choice. So that the soul can no
 6     II, 10    |          by creation good and by choice corrupt. For in the person
 7     II, 23    |     could always have him in His choice, and never be able to reject
 8     II, 24    |       all error and wrong in His choice of Saul, it follows that
 9    III, 21    |        in the last days that the choice of the nations had its commencement.
10     IV, 15    |          this man, since, when a choice was left to him, he preferred
11     IV, 17    | Marcionites therefore make their choice: Will it not be just the
12     IV, 41    |     permitted the man of his own choice to perish in his sin. I
13      V, 1intro|        speak), and not voluntary choice, although the members of
14      V, 8     |          of men truly so called, choice men, apostles. "For," says