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 1 I, 1 |         and this is the sole and complete debt of honor which we owe
 2 I, 6 |         a certain reasonable and complete number, so that there would
 3 I, 8 |   diminished number, but also to complete the imperfect number.~Boso.
 4 I, 8 |    afterwards man was created to complete their number when it had
 5 I, 8 | Wherefore, either God would only complete that which was not yet perfect,
 6 I, 8 |     there would be more than the complete number required. If, therefore,
 7 I, 8 |        was not, originally, that complete number of angels necessary
 8 I, 8 |        up that which was not yet complete in the number necessary
 9 I, 8 |        either that state was not complete in the number of angels
10 I, 8 |           but God was waiting to complete it by men, when he should
11 I, 8 |      that, since angels were not complete in number, their confirmation
12 I, 8 |        taken from among them was complete; yet, had they preserved
13 I, 8 |          celestial state was not complete in its original number,
14 I, 3 |        from sin as are needed to complete the number which man was
15 I, 4 |         for as that happiness is complete in which there is nothing
16 II, 4|         CHAPTER IV.~How God will complete, in respect to human nature,
17 II, 4|         see that God will either complete what he has begun with regard
18 II, 4|        be accomplished save by a complete expiation of sin, which
19 II, 4|          be necessary for God to complete what he has begun, lest
20 II, 5|         it were bound himself to complete the good which he had begun.
21 II, 5|        unchangeable goodness, to complete the work which he has begun.~
22 II, 7|           Moreover, if these two complete natures are said to be joined
23 II, 6|        death as are necessary to complete the heavenly state, even
24 II, 6|          the human race, made to complete the heavenly state, and
25 II, 8|        and afterwards goes on to complete it, though, if unwilling
26 II, 8|         the matter, and go on to complete our intended work.~Boso.
27 II, 9|       his own right, so as to be complete in himself, and could not