Book, Chapter

 1     II, 3 |      along with Himself, and then constituted and prescriptively settled,
 2     II, 5 |         then, that man was by God constituted free, master of his own
 3     II, 6 |         ought not to have been so constituted, since his liberty and power
 4     II, 6 |   maintain that he was rightly so constituted, that I may with the greater
 5     II, 6 |           one. Moreover, man thus constituted will be protected by both
 6     II, 8 |        God shows that man was not constituted for death, by now wishing
 7     IV, 10|           truly so; nor can He be constituted the Son of man, unless He
 8     IV, 36|      opinion like this could have constituted the faith of the blind man,
 9      V, 5 |       born of the Virgin, was not constituted of human flesh, and thereby
10      V, 9 | priesthood of the uncircumcision, constituted such, even then, for the
11      V, 20|        death," if He had not been constituted of a mortal substance. Still