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 1 1 |         general troubles of the time and the recent disasters
 2 5 |       in intensity according to time and place, and differing
 3 5 |       Anselm is nearer to us in time, place, temperament, studies,
 4 6 |       all the great men" of his time ("Epicedion in obitum Anselmi"), "
 5 10|        to God. But, at the same time, it is a pleasure for Us
 6 16|      land; others, wasting both time and study, lose themselves
 7 20|         by the great men of the time, such as Lanfranc, Anselm'
 8 24|  embrace discipline lest at any time the Lord be angry, and you
 9 44|   doctrine of the Church in the time of St. Anselm, and that
10 45|     which the intellects of the time were prone. ~
11 46|            46. There was at the time a class of lightminded and
12 50|     last did not ripen but with time and the collaboration of
13 51| heretical dialecticians" of his time, as he rightly calls them,
14 52|      these dialecticians of our time are to be completely debarred
15 54|  elsewhere, "although since the time of the Apostles many of
16 55|  heretical dialecticians of his time, they despise the sacred
17 55|     Anselm: "Neither in our own time nor in the future do we