Book, Chapter

 1 I, 4 |      Therefore the rational existence of the truth first be shown,
 2 I, 9 |    which would preclude the existence of that which he is said
 3 I, 8 |    immortal state of bodily existence. For they had in paradise
 4 I, 8 |     people in this stage of existence, until the appointed number
 5 I, 8 |     people in this stage of existence, as I said above, until
 6 II, 4| more valuable than rational existence capable of enjoying him;
 7 II, 4|   will suffer that rational existence utterly to perish.~Boso.
 8 II, 8|    man will be brought into existence in a nobler and purer manner,
 9 II, 4|   worlds as full of created existence as this, they could not
10 II, 4|  such an evil?~Boso. If its existence is as great a good as its
11 II, 6|   he ought not to be denied existence But after man was made he
12 II, 6|     by his sin, to lose his existence together with its design;
13 II, 7|     it than he could escape existence. For it must have been fixed
14 II, 8|     exist is prevented from existence. So that whatever exists
15 II, 8| from necessity cannot avoid existence, and it is impossible for
16 II, 8|  implies a necessity of its existence. There is an antecedent