Book, Chapter

1 I, 1 |   unlearned persons interest themselves in this inquiry and seek
2 I, 7 |     Boso. Why could not they themselves be restored, or other angels
3 I, 8 |  should be made out, and men themselves be transferred, so to speak,
4 I, 8 | weakened as to be unable, in themselves, to live afterwards without
5 I, 4 |     let them hasten to unite themselves with us, who do not doubt
6 II, 8|  would make satisfaction for themselves. Therefore, as through Adam
7 II, 8|   among all men, so none but themselves, or one born of them, ought
8 II, 0|   but because it is owing to themselves, in a certain sense, that
9 II, 9|   etc., is not in the things themselves, but in something else.