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 1 2 |        the likeness of the free mind. For the body cannot add
 2 3 |      our minds. But because the mind has Speech, it is a great
 3 8 |       searched you out with our mind yet we could have seen you
 4 8 |      look upon His splendour, a mind was given us which is able
 5 16|      whatever he knows. But the mind in which many doubts spring
 6 19|       and it has no root in the mind of those who do it. ~
 7 20|        when these two frames of mind have been swallowed by one
 8 20|    enemies ? For where was that Mind before we sinned that brings
 9 20|    after sins ? And how is that Mind turned to penitence after
10 20|  adultery ? These are frames of mind which are like leaven to
11 24|    might not be deprived of the mind's free power of Choice. [
12 31|       its coolness is called to mind, so by the word 'Freewill'
13 32| Freewill is not so confused (in mind) as this man who is divided (
14 41|    believed (only) by one whose mind is empty as regards the