Book, Chapter

 1 I, 6 |      created the universe by a word, could not do all these
 2 I, 9 |     nothing else, but that, in word and in life, he invariably
 3 I, 9 |  should be maintained. Now the word "didicit," which is used,
 4 II, 9|       IX.~How of necessity the Word only can unite in one person
 5 II, 9|      on the Incarnation of the Word, addressed to my lord, the
 6 II, 9| parents of the virgin, and the Word, though having nothing to
 7 II, 9|      to the incarnation of the Word. And there is yet another
 8 II, 9|   respect to the person of the Word than the other persons,
 9 II, 9|      we determine that God the Word must unite with man in one
10 II, 0|      be believed. For to say a word concerning him, not as of
11 II, 0|       persons, or at least the Word, into unity with men at
12 II, 3|      answer your question in a word: that man, from the essential
13 II, 7|   there were two senses of the word power in regard to it, the
14 II, 9|     understand the use of this word "debere," when no debt is
15 II, 9|     inform you that we use the word "debere" precisely as we