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 1 13|         because its importunate nature ventured to cross the limit
 2 15|       are confused in their own nature, but our weakness is confused
 3 20|        of Choice within me: the nature of Freewill.~But if these
 4 22|        who is victorious by his Nature and cannot fail ? Or whom,
 5 22|     will the Avenger blame—that Nature which fails and cannot conquer ?
 6 22|      that what they call a good Nature is, in virtue of what it
 7 22|      convicted of being an evil Nature; inasmuch as it has an evil
 8 25|     thing which is bound in its Nature. [The mystery of the Will
 9 25|       if he knows what 'a bound Nature' is, he can know what an
10 26|    account of its unconstrained nature. It ventured to bring up
11 26|       not able to state its own nature perfectly. But concerning
12 26|      can be known, our childish nature might be educated, and that
13 31|     means Freewill not a 'bound Nature.'~But if any one says that
14 31|        not bound, a Will, not a Nature. And just as when any one
15 31|       to call Freewill a 'bound Nature,' when the word does not
16 31|        the word does not suit a Nature. And he is found not to
17 32| involved in a struggle with His nature. For He gave us Freewill
18 33|         Freewill ? For a 'bound Nature' could not utter all these
19 34|     account they have a (fixed) Nature, while we have Freewill. ~
20 35|      word; thou usest the word 'Nature,' recognize its immutable
21 35|   Freewill exists. For a 'bound Nature' cannot be changed. Why
22 37|      The Will cannot affect the nature of physical poisons.~But
23 37|     Freewill or Changers of our Nature ? If a man eats by mistake
24 37|        an evil Constituent, the nature of which cannot be changed
25 37|    changed by the Will the evil Nature which cannot be changed
26 37|     from analogous phenomena in Nature. But Truth is strong enough
27 41|         spiritual Evil, a bound Nature ?~But if they say that these
28 45|     Will is unable to alter the Nature of things.~But we are not
29 45| wilderness. See, then, that the Nature of things does not follow
30 45|         our Will goes after the Nature of Creation, in that we
31 45|     fire always retains its hot nature, but Evil does not retain
32 45|        Evil does not retain the nature of its being even as much
33 45|       acts according to its own nature, and when we go near it,
34 45|        it also has an injurious nature, able to injure us when
35 46|      The Will cannot change the nature of fire: how can it conquer
36 46|      believe that the injurious nature of Evil can be conquered.
37 46|        that because fire by its nature possesses heat on that account
38 46|         not possess Freewill by nature ; and on that account our
39 47|        if the injurious and hot nature of fire, though it has been
40 47|       as they say, can the true nature of Existence be mitigated,
41 47|   denies the good Source of its Nature, and loves to bring forth
42 47|        a good thing from a good Nature, how does it bear the evil
43 50|         acridness which is in a Nature is lessened by the (natural)
44 51|      which is in us is a 'bound Nature,' and a Law cannot change