Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 | themselves, and that they may be willing at length to be freed from
2  III, 27|         a most foolish man to be willing to obey their precepts.
3   IV, 22|        was unworthy of God to be willing to become man, and to burthen
4    V, 1 |        despised by those who are willing to hear or read nothing
5    V, 18|      glory, when one of them was willing to die for his friend, the
6    V, 18|          crime to us that we are willing to die for God, when they
7    V, 18|      highest praises him who was willing to die for a man. In short,
8    V, 20|        heaven that they had been willing to err by themselves, and
9    V, 21|         compelled, whether he is willing or unwilling, to worship