Book, Chapter

 1       1, XIX |       even if thou hadst not willed that I should survive my
 2       3, VI  |     means of which thou hast willed that I should excel the
 3       6, III |     life. When, therefore, I willed or was unwilling to do something,
 4       6, III |      was none but myself who willed or was unwilling - and immediately
 5       7, VIII|  knee, these I did because I willed it. But I might have willed
 6       7, VIII|  willed it. But I might have willed it and still not have done
 7       7, VIII|  will because shortly when I willed, I would will with a single
 8       7, X   | purposed to do, it was I who willed and it was also I who was
 9       7, X   |    case, it was I. I neither willed with my whole will nor was
10       8, I   |    did not will to do what I willed, and began to will to do
11       9, X   |     at them again whenever I willed. There they were, then,
12      10, II  |     who knock. Thou hast not willed that the deep secrets of
13      11, XV  |    cease to will what he had willed before. Such a will would