Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |       Homo, and have divided it into two short books. The first
 2 pre  |      its commencement; so that, into whosesoever hands it may
 3 I, 3 |        affirm that he descended into the womb of a virgin, that
 4 I, 4 |    purpose could not be carried into effect unless the human
 5 I, 5 |         that commands, he falls into the power of a will that
 6 I, 9 | inflamed with envy, to cast him into the mire of sin, though
 7 I, 0 |       Boso. Though you bring me into straits, yet I very much
 8 I, 1 |     should perish and fall back into nothing, or else that you
 9 I, 4 |        him not to throw himself into a ditch, which he points
10 I, 4 |         warning, throws himself into the ditch before pointed
11 I, 4 |     loses that power, and falls into this inability. For not
12 II, 7|        for either to be changed into the other, it would in that
13 II, 7|   produced by a change from one into the other, nor by an imperfect
14 II, 8|        that man will be brought into existence in a nobler and
15 II, 9|       take one and the same man into a unity of person. Wherefore
16 II, 0|  persons, or at least the Word, into unity with men at that time,
17 II, 1|   fitting for that man to enter into the common intercourse of
18 II, 1|        of death and destruction into the path of life and eternal
19 II, 4|      stand, but would fall back into nothing, sooner than one
20 II, 5|       in ignorance did not rush into that transcendental crime
21 II, 7|         that needs to be looked into. For we have said before
22 II, 8|        also, we should be drawn into various other questions,
23 II, 8|        that God should take man into unity with his own person;