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 1 10|            then that desire acquires power and conquers us. For fear
 2 12|        himself to a degree above his power. I think that such a man
 3 20|              was conscious of a free power of Choice within me: the
 4 20|           mankind would have no free power of Choice. For if Necessity
 5 20|            makes us wish, we have no power of Choice. And if, again,
 6 20|             is bound and has not the power to will and not to will
 7 20|              fruit. O free Root with power over its fruit! For if it
 8 21|             will show a proof of its power in a contest also. But it
 9 23|           about it is that it is the power of Free-choice. And because
10 23|            to prove that men have no power of Speech. And that is great
11 23|              for he says there is no power of Speech when he uses the
12 23|              Speech when he uses the power of Speech. For his power
13 23|             power of Speech. For his power of Speech refutes him, for
14 23|            to prove that there is no power of Speech. When Freewill,
15 24|            Freewill wish to deny its power and to profess to be enslaved
16 24|          deprived of the mind's free power of Choice. [Ov. p. 40.]
17 25|            that a being endowed with power over itself is similar to
18 25|           except in that it has (the power) to will and not to will? ~
19 26|                                  The power of Freewill is obvious but
20 26|          this way, it is because the power of his Freewill is so great,
21 35|            it has struggled with its power against its power. [Ov.
22 35|           with its power against its power. [Ov. p. 47.] For even when
23 44|            for it has made its great power subject to our weak Will.
24 44|            our weak Will. But if the power of Good makes Evil subject
25 45|              Will, how is the fierce power of that Evil which possesses
26 45|       injured ? If our Will gives it power, then the wickedness of
27 46|             his Will can conquer the power of the fire that it may
28 46|      Freewill, who then granted them power over Evil to conquer it
29 46|      Freewill ? But if another Good (Power) granted to Freewill the
30 46|              granted to Freewill the power of conquering Evil, all
31 48|            They attribute incredible power to the Will.~But it is possible
32 50|       formulae cannot thrust out the power of Evil.~But if they persist
33 50|            exists independently. For Power thrusts out Power and Substance
34 50| independently. For Power thrusts out Power and Substance is thrust
35 50|            great Evil, seeing that a Power is required and not (mere)
36 50|            is it that the quality of Power, not (mere) Free-choice,