Book, Chapter

 1 I, 9 |         death?~Boso. For nothing else, but that, in word and in
 2 I, 9 |        on condition of something else, it is not improperly said
 3 I, 9 |         but mean to do something else first by means of which
 4 I, 9 |        we intend to do something else, not by means of that thing,
 5 I, 9 |        does not choose something else, the choice of which would
 6 I, 1 |      Therefore to sin is nothing else than not to render to God
 7 I, 2 |        in this manner is nothing else than not to punish; and
 8 I, 3 |     things, and which is nothing else but God himself.~Boso. There
 9 I, 4 |        sin or making payment, or else God subjects him to himself
10 I, 6 |         necessity be made up, or else rational nature, which was
11 I, 7 |         could ever be upheld, or else that it was necessary for
12 I, 8 |          would fall immediately, else in heaven's empire there
13 I, 9 |  accomplish what he designed, or else that be repented of his
14 I, 1 |       fall back into nothing, or else that you should do so small
15 I, 4 |         universe besides God; or else this, which, as I have before
16 I, 4 |     either wishes to restore, or else he does not wish to. Now,
17 I, 4 |         be saved through Christ; else let them despair of being
18 I, 5 |         by Christ or by some one else can man be saved, or else
19 I, 5 |        else can man be saved, or else not at all. If, then, it
20 I, 5 |     which no reason can show; or else we must accept the Christian
21 II, 1| especially the greater good. For else in vain would God have given
22 II, 1|         its own sake and nothing else; for if the highest good
23 II, 1|     other reason, then something else and not itself would be
24 II, 1|      what it loved and chose, or else it was not. But if it were
25 II, 4|       regard to human nature, or else he has made to no end so
26 II, 6|         must be greater than all else but God himself.~Boso. I
27 II, 8|     either take it from Adam, or else he will make a new man,
28 II, 8|         being who has sinned, or else one of the same race. Otherwise,
29 II, 1|         have already said.~Boso. Else I cannot understand it.~
30 II, 7|        to avoid death is nothing else but his fixed choice to
31 II, 8|      what he chooses and nothing else, as no necessity or impossibility
32 II, 8|         itself, but in something else; and that it cannot be when
33 II, 8|         itself, but to something else. Thus we say "Such a man
34 II, 8|   because it exists in something else, precisely as I said with
35 II, 8|          necessity in everything else, restraining or driving
36 II, 9|          as surpasses all things else but God himself, and is
37 II, 9|     themselves, but in something else. When, for instance, we
38 II, 0|        Father to reward the Son; else he is either unjust in not
39 II, 0|       which he does not have, or else remits some rightful claim
40 II, 0|          given to him or any one else, then it will almost appear
41 II, 0|        be bestowed upon some one else, for it cannot be upon him.~
42 II, 0|          wished to give some one else what was due to him, could