Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |         by absolute reasons, the impossibility that any man should be saved
 2 I, 7 |          you will understand the impossibility of theirs. But other angels
 3 I, 2 |         justly effected, and the impossibility is the same.~Boso. You have
 4 I, 5 |         made to one who ascribes impossibility to a necessary truth, because
 5 II, 8|         is neither necessity nor impossibility, and what is a coercive
 6 II, 8| necessity. For all necessity and impossibility is under his control. But
 7 II, 8|      subject to no necessity nor impossibility. For nothing is necessary
 8 II, 8|    anything as a necessity or an impossibility is contrary to truth. Since,
 9 II, 8|         else, as no necessity or impossibility exists before his choice
10 II, 8|         there is no necessity or impossibility in the case whatever but