Book, Chapter

  1 I, 1 |         reasoning; although what ought to be sufficient has been
  2 I, 2 |      able to grasp it.~Boso. You ought not so much to fear this,
  3 I, 2 |         diction.~Boso. Even this ought not to deter you, because,
  4 I, 3 |          origin from a woman, so ought the author of our righteousness
  5 I, 4 |      infidels, as reasons why we ought to believe that God wished
  6 I, 4 | necessity, which proves that God ought to or could have condescended
  7 I, 4 |      Does not the reason why God ought to do the things we speak
  8 I, 7 |         Divine power, what cause ought God to try with his own
  9 I, 7 |        who was beaten, though he ought not to avenge himself, yet
 10 I, 7 |       blow is unjust, because he ought not to avenge himself; but
 11 I, 7 |        rediens); and he who sins ought not to escape with impunity,
 12 I, 7 |        restore him. Wherefore we ought not to believe that, on
 13 I, 8 |         Anselm.. The will of God ought to be a sufficient reason
 14 I, 9 |       obedience to God.~Boso. We ought to acknowledge this.~Anselm..
 15 I, 9 |        not demand this.~Anselm.. Ought man to suffer death, if
 16 I, 9 |          man had not sinned, God ought not to compel him to die.~
 17 I, 9 |          himself, but of God, he ought not to call his own, but
 18 I, 0 |       does not seem that the Son ought to desire it, or the Father
 19 I, 1 |         the contempt offered, he ought to restore more than he
 20 I, 1 |          unjustly taken away, he ought to give something which
 21 I, 1 |         then, every one who sins ought to pay back the honor of
 22 I, 2 |       compassion is true; but we ought so to interpret these things
 23 I, 3 |        you will not say that God ought to endure a thing than which
 24 I, 5 |         if, as you make out, God ought to sustain his own honor,
 25 I, 5 |        the being chooses what he ought, he honors God; not by bestowing
 26 I, 5 |          does not choose what he ought, he dishonors God, as far
 27 I, 5 |          very universe which God ought to control, an unseemliness
 28 I, 6 |            Therefore, since they ought to be of that number, either
 29 I, 7 |          creation), because they ought to be such as the former
 30 I, 8 |        from this fault? nay, how ought they to be happy with this
 31 I, 8 |      think that any one would or ought to have it. For how can
 32 I, 8 |     fallen angels, no one can or ought to know that he would not
 33 I, 8 |          this opinion.~Boso. You ought then to present it.~Anselm..
 34 I, 8 |        the superior nature which ought to enjoy God; and that the
 35 I, 8 |          of a world just created ought soon to take place, for
 36 I, 9 |         Anselm.. Therefore there ought to be in the heavenly empire
 37 I, 9 |          the angels, whether God ought, under such circumstances,
 38 I, 0 |    CHAPTER XX.~That satisfaction ought to be proportionate to guilt;
 39 I, 0 |          of that object. But you ought to view the gifts which
 40 I, 0 |      will not bestow what he has ought not to receive what he has
 41 I, 1 |      Boso. I must confess that I ought not to oppose the will of
 42 I, 1 |          debt of sin, because He ought not to.~Boso. This decision
 43 I, 2 |       the devil. Now the victory ought to be of this kind, that,
 44 I, 2 |        many obligations which we ought to fulfil, that nothing
 45 I, 3 |         Therefore man cannot and ought not by any means to receive
 46 I, 4 |   inability is guilt, because he ought not to have it; nay, he
 47 I, 4 |          not to have it; nay, he ought to be free from it; for
 48 I, 4 |        crime not to have what he ought, it is also a crime to have
 49 I, 4 |          a crime to have what he ought not. Therefore, as it is
 50 I, 4 |         have the power which one ought to have, is the same thing
 51 I, 4 |          the inability which one ought not to have. Therefore man'
 52 I, 4 |            either this which man ought voluntarily to render but
 53 I, 4 |       for his sin, a thing which ought not to be given up even
 54 I, 4 |         if God gives up what man ought freely to render, for the
 55 I, 4 |        unable to restore what he ought to restore freely, He abates
 56 I, 4 |           because he has what he ought not to have. For he ought
 57 I, 4 |        ought not to have. For he ought not to have this inability,
 58 I, 4 |      given above, that happiness ought not to be bestowed upon
 59 I, 4 |          and that this remission ought not to take place, save
 60 I, 4 |        against these proofs, you ought to mention them.~Boso. I
 61 I, 4 |   neither pays what he owes, and ought not to be saved without
 62 I, 4 |        is the question which you ought to ask of those in whose
 63 I, 5 |         way?~Anselm.. What reply ought to be made to one who ascribes
 64 I, 5 |          Boso. Very true; but we ought to show him in what way
 65 I, 5 |        out by absolute reasoning ought by no means to be questioned,
 66 II, 1|   enjoyment of God. ~Anselm.. It ought not to be disputed that
 67 II, 5|          though after his vow he ought necessarily to perform,
 68 II, 6|      Anselm.. But none but a man ought to do this, other wise man
 69 II, 6|        can make and none but man ought to make, it is necessary
 70 II, 7|     atonement. For he cannot and ought not to do it, unless he
 71 II, 8|         from Adam, and therefore ought not to make atonement for
 72 II, 8| themselves, or one born of them, ought to make atonement for the
 73 II, 8|         showing that the God-man ought to be born of a virgin,
 74 II, 9|          the Divine persons this ought to be effected, I have expressed
 75 II, 9|          among the persons which ought always to be equal there
 76 II, 0|        them to sin. ~Anselm.. We ought not to question whether
 77 II, 1|    enough to prove that that man ought to be subject to death,
 78 II, 1|          not of debt but freely, ought to be something greater
 79 II, 1|         no sin will be found, he ought not to die, as we have already
 80 II, 1|         of the way in which they ought to live? But how could he
 81 II, 2|      things plainly show that he ought to be mortal and to partake
 82 II, 3|         likeness to men which he ought to have, he will inherit
 83 II, 4|        this alone. And I think I ought to say this, not only with
 84 II, 6|        had not sinned so that he ought not to be denied existence
 85 II, 6|      since it is agreed that God ought to become man, no doubt
 86 II, 6|       place or time. But that it ought to benefit not merely those
 87 II, 6|        Boso. Nay, undoubtedly we ought to believe that God made
 88 II, 6|          me, were it not that he ought to be pure of himself, whereas
 89 II, 7|        to die. Wherefore, as you ought not to say that he could
 90 II, 8|      made the resolution. For we ought not to say that anything
 91 II, 8|         the restoring of mankind ought not to take place, and could
 92 II, 9|         and in what sense Christ ought, and in what sense he ought
 93 II, 9|      ought, and in what sense he ought not, or was not bound, to
 94 II, 9|           it may be said that he ought to do it; and if he takes
 95 II, 9|        may be said to do as they ought. For no one says that either
 96 II, 9|      either celibacy or marriage ought not to be chosen; but we
 97 II, 9|         of these things, this he ought to do. And if a man preserves
 98 II, 9|          celibacy as a debt, but ought to marry if be prefers it.
 99 II, 9|   instance, we say that the poor ought to receive alms from the
100 II, 9|      rich, we mean that the rich ought to bestow alms upon the
101 II, 9|       rich. We also say that God ought to be exalted over all,
102 II, 9|           but because all things ought to be subject to him. And
103 II, 9|    creatures should be what they ought; for what God wishes to
104 II, 9|        for what God wishes to be ought to be. And, in like manner,
105 II, 9|         disposal, we say that he ought to do it, for what he wishes
106 II, 9|         for what he wishes to be ought to be. So our Lord Jesus,
107 II, 9|      have said, to suffer death, ought to have done precisely what
108 II, 9|          what he did; because he ought to be what he wished, and
109 II, 9|        reason proves, and yet he ought to have done what he did.~
110 II, 0|     share such favor, and how we ought to live under it.~Boso.
111 II, 2|         same nature, so no angel ought to be saved by any other
112 II, 2|       the redemption of our Lord ought to be extended even to the
113 II, 3|     testimony of the truth, then ought we to attribute it, not