Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI  |          before underwent this death voluntarily on behalf of the human race,--
 2        1, XXXIV | unwillingness (if he had read it and voluntarily passed it by in silence)
 3        2, XI    |              that He gave Himself up voluntarily for the sake of us all.
 4        2, XVII  |         restored, despised life, and voluntarily selected death for the sake
 5        2, XXIII |          being a God, and submitting voluntarily, those things that were
 6        2, XXIII |            by distresses what no one voluntarily chooses. Since, therefore,
 7        2, XXIII |        chooses. Since, therefore, He voluntarily assumed a body, not wholly
 8        2, XXXIV |          Being who bore these things voluntarily for the sake of men, and
 9        2, XLI   |     philosophical pursuits, and have voluntarily accepted a life of poverty,
10        2, LVI   |             his power to say that He voluntarily withdrew from the sight
11        2, LIX   |             the Gospels that He went voluntarily to encounter His sufferings.
12        3, XXXIV |            yet, that he might appear voluntarily to pass by other similar
13        4, XVIII |           what it performed, even by voluntarily descending to the level
14        4, LXXIII|            God suffered, He suffered voluntarily for the salvation of men,
15        6, XV    |            the midst of such, he yet voluntarily humbles himself, not under
16        8, XLIII |            like manner say that they voluntarily submit to such treatment,