Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |   force of nature even from unwilling breasts. And this, indeed,
 2   II, 9 |  point, to which he will be unwilling to return, so as to say
 3   II, 9 |    the works of God, He was unwilling to bring him into this world
 4  III, 28|      For they were not only unwilling to maintain religion, but
 5   IV, 11|  measure His temple, He was unwilling to send him with heavenly
 6   IV, 20|    into Galilee, for He was unwilling to show Himself to the Jews,
 7   IV, 23| another giving precepts, is unwilling that the necessity of obeying
 8    V, 1 |    to be innocent, they are unwilling to be agreed respecting
 9    V, 8 |  before their eyes, but are unwilling to discern it. For what
10    V, 14| worshipping that which I am unwilling to worship, or of abstaining
11    V, 18|    man on a plank? I am not unwilling to confess he will rather
12    V, 21|    whether he is willing or unwilling, to worship our God, who
13  VII, 1 |  they will dissemble and be unwilling for them to be true: because
14  VII, 1 |  they have received one, be unwilling to return it. These are