Book, Chapter

1 I, 8 |        together, then both the loss and the original deficiency
2 I, 1 | nothing so grievous, and of no loss that will compare with it;
3 I, 1 |     him, or cannot make up his loss; but God is in want of nothing,
4 I, 3 |         as by man God suffered loss, by man, also, He might
5 I, 3 |     also, He might recover His loss. But this cannot be effected
6 II, 2|   misery in choosing to bear a loss, when the choice is a wise
7 II, 2| God-man, by whose holiness the loss occasioned by man's sin