Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II, 13, 3|         guard against attributing want of power to Him; while,
2   II, 18, 1|           For wherever there is a want of foresight, and an ignorance
3   II, 33, 4|          instrument, owing to the want of perfect pliability in
4   IV,  7, 4|            the Father being in no want of angels, in order that
5   IV, 14, 1|         For, as much as God is in want of nothing, so much does
6   IV, 14, 3|        law. He does Himself truly want none of these things, for
7   IV, 40, 3| compassion upon man, who, through want of care no doubt, but still
8    V, 21, 2|         away with by [the Lord's] want of food in this world. But
9    V, 30, 3|         bear. It is not through a want of names containing the