Book, Chapter

 1 I, 6 |    then, God were unwilling to save the human race in any other
 2 I, 7 |      of, that God, in order to save men, was bound, as it were,
 3 I, 8 |     above. For if he could not save sinners in any other way
 4 I, 0 | question is, why God could not save man in some other way, and
 5 I, 0 |      ever arrive at happiness, save by freedom from sin, and
 6 I, 2 |        nothing is right or fit save as he wills; it seems a
 7 I, 8 |     virgin was equally able to save from the sin of Adam), so
 8 I, 4 |     not to be given up even to save the whole universe besides
 9 I, 4 |       ought not to take place, save by the payment of the debt
10 II, 4|         cannot be accomplished save by a complete expiation
11 II, 3|    perfectly understands good, save he who can distinguish it
12 II, 6|       both able and willing to save all those who trusted in
13 II, 8|        necessary or impossible save as He wishes it. Nay, the
14 II, 8|   believed that he was to die, save of his own choice. For she
15 II, 8|     Wherefore if they were not save by his will, then, had he