Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |     those things which you have freely received, you will be worthy
 2 I, 7 |      with violence, but man had freely surrendered to him. It is
 3 I, 0 |       to take the cup, which he freely drank. And if it is right
 4 I, 0 |          not of compulsion, but freely, follows the will received
 5 I, 5 |       because he brings himself freely under God's will and disposal,
 6 I, 5 |         does not submit himself freely to God's disposal. And he
 7 I, 5 |        the satisfaction for sin freely given, or if this be not
 8 I, 6 |    promises; therefore, tell me freely what I ask.~Anselm.. There
 9 I, 0 |       submit obediently to him, freely bestowing my possessions
10 I, 2 | strength and immortal vigor, he freely yielded to the devil to
11 I, 4 |         gives up what man ought freely to render, for the reason
12 I, 4 |        what he ought to restore freely, He abates the punishment
13 II, 5|        none at all. But when he freely places himself under the
14 II, 5|        with any constraint, but freely. For if that which to-day
15 II, 5|        his creation; and yet by freely creating man, God as it
16 II, 0|       not holy of necessity but freely; for that is improperly
17 II, 1|         to God, not of debt but freely, ought to be something greater
18 II, 4|          that one often suffers freely certain evils in his person,
19 II, 7|         necessity.~Anselm.. Who freely wished to become man, that
20 II, 7|        constrained; but that it freely maintains itself in his
21 II, 8|        his purpose, by which he freely became man for this design,
22 II, 8|       said before, when one has freely determined to do some good
23 II, 9|       would acknowledge that he freely gave, for the honor of God,
24 II, 9|     debt he did not owe. But he freely offered to the Father what
25 II, 9|      reward; because he renders freely what is his own. For, though
26 II, 9|        our custom, that the Son freely gave himself to the Father.
27 II, 0|      was the gift which the Son freely gave.~Boso. That is clear
28 II, 0|         deserves no reward, who freely gave so great a gift to