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 1 NoteGr   |    you a small volume of the choice thoughts of Origen, containing
 2 XIV      |   the Greeks do not in their choice dicta resemble physicians
 3 XVIII    |     no distinctions in their choice of hearers; any one who
 4 XXI      |     what they are, or on the choice 492of Him Who hath mercy
 5 XXI      |     through their deliberate choice advance from bad to good,
 6 XXI      | dishonour unless He have our choice, inclining to the better
 7 XXII     |    not willing by deliberate choice to rise to the Creator,
 8 XXIII    |     as to make our voluntary choice independent of the changes
 9 XXIII    |      their own shameful free choice. As regards the holy Angels,
10 XXIII    |      us, act of our own free choice; when we sin, the choice
11 XXIII    |     choice; when we sin, the choice is disorderly; when we do
12 XXIII    |     are pleasing to God, the choice is disciplined; not however
13 XXIII    |    was so true that I had no choice but to agree with you; but
14 XXIII    |     they regard our power of choice as a most obscure subject,
15 XXIV     |      and God of His own free choice ordered it with a view to
16 XXVI(620)|         1 Or, on "purpose," "choice," or "deliberate preference,"
17 XXVI     |    things independent of our choice, and it should prove to
18 XXVI     |     unite what is within our choice with what is not, could
19 XXVI     |   are the objects of our own choice; but from many places they