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 1 5 |   celebrated. We mean the Doctor Anselm of Aosta, most vigorous
 2 5 |       more salutary, inasmuch as Anselm is nearer to us in time,
 3 5 |      Church, and among these St. Anselm shone forth as a most brilliant
 4 6 |       best of his contemporaries Anselm seemed to shine as a luminary
 5 6 |       world then "who would say: Anselm is less than I, or like
 6 7 |                       7. And yet Anselm in his own eyes was but
 7 9 |         was this double merit of Anselm confined within the walls
 8 9 |          We have already hinted, Anselm fell on difficult days and
 9 11|                       11. And if Anselm was great "in works and
10 18|        again to the age in which Anselm lived, so full of difficulties
11 19|        countries on whose behalf Anselm especially labored, either
12 20|          time, such as Lanfranc, Anselm's master and later his predecessor
13 21|     rivaling them in their zeal, Anselm also lamented the same evils,
14 21|           epist. 65). Thus wrote Anselm, and would that his words
15 22|      shaking, only rooted deeper Anselm's love for the Church and
16 25|         to others in due season, Anselm's words to the mighty Prince
17 26|         noble and so paternal of Anselm: "Whenever I hear anything
18 26|          then, We should imitate Anselm by renewing Our prayers,
19 27|          wise and holy, given by Anselm even to the lords and kings
20 29|                              29. Anselm's commentary on the passage
21 32|         verified in the cause of Anselm, or rather in the cause
22 32|        and the Church, for which Anselm had to undergo such long
23 33|   written for the consolation of Anselm, We would not hide Our very
24 33|        strikingly in the life of Anselm. When he was torn from the
25 33|         are the sentiments which Anselm expressed to Urban II.: "
26 34|         We see it in the case of Anselm and of other contemporaries
27 35|                          35. How Anselm excelled in this virtue,
28 37|         other similar letters of Anselm We find wonderful comfort
29 44|        Church in the time of St. Anselm, and that we may find in
30 46|          to manifold errors" (S. Anselm., De Fide Trinitatis, cap.
31 49|         it may well be said that Anselm was raised up by God to
32 50|   collaboration of many doctors. Anselm himself, with that great
33 51|                          51. Yet Anselm accomplished far more than
34 51|       already treated by him. To Anselm belongs the distinction
35 54|        of God revealing; yet, as Anselm puts it, "as right order
36 54|          lib. i. c. 2). And here Anselm means that intelligence
37 55|          and the like principles Anselm laid the foundations of
38 55| willingly on this distinction of Anselm, it is in order to have
39 55|         Deploring this evil with Anselm, We repeat the strong recommendations
40 55|       foolish pride, lamented by Anselm in the heretical dialecticians
41 55|          the respectful words of Anselm: "Neither in our own time
42 56|       learned their lessons from Anselm, understood his holy teachings,
43 57|     heresy" in the phrase of St. Anselm, and to destroy the constitution
44 57|       the Church triumphant, St. Anselm especially, shining light
45 57|         Christ to succor us" (S. Anselm, "De nuptiis consanguinerorum,"
46 58|      Peter's on the Feast of St. Anselm, April 21, 1909, in the