Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13|       them statutes to obey,~And willed the land wherein he lay~
 2   II, 1 |       man without any cause. God willed that we should look up to
 3   II, 9 |       God the Father. But how He willed that, I will endeavour to
 4   II, 9 |       complete that which he has willed. But that which is insensible
 5   II, 9 |       therefore He is such as He willed that He should be, incapable
 6   II, 10|       other races of animals. He willed that it should be surrounded
 7  III, 1 |    confidence. But since God has willed this to be the nature of
 8  III, 9 |          being Himself immortal, willed that the soul also should
 9  III, 11|   committed on this subject. God willed this to be the nature of
10   IV, 17| irrational; since, if God had so willed it, He might so have formed
11   IV, 17|         to abstain from this, He willed that this should be especially
12   IV, 25|   precepts of His righteousness, willed that He should be clothed
13   IV, 26|        He had the power, when He willed it, of laying down His life
14   IV, 29|    except what the Father either willed or commanded. Lastly, that
15   IV, 30|          ours, with whom God has willed that we should contend.
16    V, 15|         and gives breath to men, willed that all should be equal,
17    V, 19|          But on this account God willed that virtue itself should
18   VI, 18|       man might obtain this, God willed, as has been before said,
19   VI, 20|         to death a man, whom God willed to be a sacred animal. Therefore
20  VII, 3 |        and that God could, if He willed it, exist without the world,
21  VII, 3 |        the sake of men they have willed to set in order the glorious
22  VII, 5 |          a body to perceive, God willed that both should exist alike