Chapter

 1     II|        then (as I have the best reason to say) cease to live. [
 2     II|    superfluous, when we ask the reason why you have formed the
 3     IV|   simply foolish." For no other reason than because one thus judges.
 4      V|     also, and even with greater reason. For which is more unworthy
 5      V|        fictitious, for the same reason was the Spirit false with
 6     VI|    since there never was such a reason for angels becoming embodied,
 7     VI|         have been born also, by reason of the condition which undergoes
 8   VIII|     faulty materials, sinful by reason of its sinful origin; so
 9     IX|         on as man, for no other reason whatever than because He
10      X|        within Himself, I see no reason why, in clothing Himself
11     XI| anything, even its own self, by reason of the obstacle of this
12     XI|         mysterious force of the reason be quite unknown, only not
13    XIV|   nature of) an angel. For what reason? The same which induced
14  XXVII| necessary to show what previous reason there was for the Son of
15  XXVII|        earthly origin? And even reason here maintains the same
16    XIX|        name of the Lord are, by reason of the common principle
17    XIX|      womb than in it. He had no reason for enclosing Himself within
18    XIX|    nothing from it. Not without reason, however, did He descend
19    XIX|       would have been without a reason, especially if He meant
20    XXI|         Holy Ghost. For without reason does she say, "and whence
21   XXII|       of the Lord; for no other reason in the world than to show
22  XXIII|         not follow that for the reason "she did not bear," she