Book, Chapter

1       3, VIII|     Nevertheless, when God commands anything contrary to the
2       7, IX  | why should it be? The mind commands the body, and the body obeys.
3       7, IX  |   the body obeys. The mind commands itself and is resisted.
4       7, IX  |  and is resisted. The mind commands the hand to be moved and
5       7, IX  | the hand is body. The mind commands the mind to will, and yet
6       7, IX  |  it be? I repeat: The will commands itself to will, and could
7       7, IX  | For as far as it wills, it commands. And as far as it does not
8       7, IX  |  is not done. For the will commands that there be an act of
9       8, XIII|   these things she gave no commands at all, but only desired