Book, Chapter

1 I, 0 |          commandment (yet not by compulsion), and the cup of suffering,
2 I, 0 |         a rational being, not of compulsion, but freely, follows the
3 I, 0 |      belief that he died, not by compulsion, but of free choice. For
4 I, 2 |       effected this, he, without compulsion and of his own accord, allowed
5 II, 0| necessity which involves neither compulsion nor restraint. Wherefore,
6 II, 2|        wise one and made without compulsion.~Boso. Certainly, this must
7 II, 8|       necessity is always either compulsion or restraint; and these