Book, Chapter

 1 I, 4 |           truth first be shown, I mean, the necessity, which proves
 2 I, 9 |         intend to do a thing, but mean to do something else first
 3 I, 8 |          both translations either mean the same thing, or are different,
 4 II, 5|  certainly does not fear, we must mean that God does this from
 5 II, 8|    authority and strength. For we mean simply this, that nothing
 6 II, 8|          not necessary, we do not mean that, as far as he is concerned,
 7 II, 8|   coercive or prohibitory, but we mean that there is a necessity
 8 II, 8|         and never to lie, we only mean that such is his unwavering
 9 II, 8| inoperative necessity. For I only mean that it is impossible for
10 II, 9|          he is able to do, if you mean that he owes it as a debt,
11 II, 9|    receive alms from the rich, we mean that the rich ought to bestow