Book, Chapter

1 I, 0 |    draws or moves him when he gives him this will. And in this
2 I, 6 |      better how cheerfully he gives what he promises, than he
3 I, 6 |      he promises, than he who gives more than he promises; therefore,
4 I, 4 |         happiness. But if God gives up what man ought freely
5 I, 4 |      this but saying that God gives up what he is unable to
6 I, 4 | compassion to God. But if God gives up what he was about to
7 II, 1|     this way, that he somehow gives up himself, or something
8 II, 1|     in some other way that he gives himself, or something belonging
9 II, 0|    who rewards another either gives him something which he does