Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |     For it was while suffering under great anguish of heart,
 2 I, 6 |    custody or imprisonment, or under whose power were you held,
 3 I, 7 |   decree that the devil, as if under the writing of a sort of
 4 I, 9 |       Now you see what he did, under the demand of obedience.~
 5 I, 4 |       that pertains to him are under his subjection.~ ~
 6 I, 5 |       he brings himself freely under God's will and disposal,
 7 I, 5 |    desire to be elsewhere than under the heavens, or to be further
 8 I, 5 |    place where they can be but under the heavens, nor can they
 9 I, 5 |        they go, they are still under the heavens; and if they
10 I, 5 |    whither he goes, it is only under the permission of that will;
11 I, 5 |       his becomes subservient, under infinite wisdom, to the
12 I, 9 |     angels, whether God ought, under such circumstances, to raise
13 II, 5|       he freely places himself under the necessity of benefiting
14 II, 8|       that this last mode also under his power, and was reserved
15 II, 6|        rest were irretrievably under condemnation. And suppose
16 II, 7|        both would seem to fall under a like necessity.~Anselm..
17 II, 8| necessity and impossibility is under his control. But his choice
18 II, 8|        thing to exist which is under a necessity of nonexistence,
19 II, 9|        and could not have been under obligations to another,
20 II, 0|       and how we ought to live under it.~Boso. And whatever is