Book, Chapter

 1       3, VII  |      certain temporal reasons, commanded then one thing to them and
 2       3, VII  |       and something allowed or commanded in one place that is justly
 3       3, VII  |      those things that God had commanded were gathered, in a far
 4       3, VII  |      present things as God had commanded and inspired them to do,
 5       3, VIII |      nor anyone before him had commanded. And if it cannot be held
 6       4, XV   |    blessedness. For thou hadst commanded, and it was carried out
 7       6, V    | moderation and honesty that it commanded things to be believed that
 8       6, IX   |     what had occurred. He then commanded all the rabble still around -
 9       7, IX   |   unless it wills; yet what is commanded is not done. But actually
10       7, IX   |       does not will, the thing commanded is not done. For the will
11       7, IX   |   entirely. Therefore, what is commanded does not happen; for if
12       9, IV   |        masters, whom thou hast commanded me to serve if I desire
13       9, IV   |        mean little to me if it commanded in words alone, without
14      11, XV   |        loves thee as thou hast commanded - and art sufficient for
15      11, XXVII|  coming into being of what was commanded. They think of other things
16      12, XXI  |   acting meekly. For thou hast commanded this, saying: “Do your work