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 1 3 |        form in themselves pure thoughts about God, because they
 2 16|       do anything readily. For thoughts, vanquishing and vanquished,
 3 16|       of the clever and subtle thoughts which we have concerning
 4 16| accomplishes them without many thoughts. For these matters succeed
 5 16|     they stand still when many thoughts rush in. For there is only
 6 16|        the earth. But if other thoughts occurred to it so that it
 7 16|      could not sow. For morbid thoughts spring up against a single
 8 16|      ox cannot plough with two thoughts. Just as it is useful to
 9 17|     had approached with double thoughts they could not have been
10 17|  soundness is weakened by many thoughts. For if we approach with
11 38|     The great diversity of our thoughts shows that we have Freewill.~
12 38|      think even a hundred good thoughts. And if because there was
13 38|        Good in a man, his good thoughts were numerous within, behold
14 38|      directly after these good thoughts a man can think a multitude
15 38|      think a multitude of evil thoughts. Which one of these, therefore,
16 38|        to think all those good thoughts ? And if that Evil made