Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |            to be sufficient has been said by the holy fathers and
 2 I, 2 |         those things which are to be said should be received.~Boso.
 3 I, 2 |               and what remains to be said we can put off to another
 4 I, 2 | understanding, that, if I shall have said anything which higher authority
 5 I, 5 |             If this deliverance were said to be effected somehow by
 6 I, 7 |            this might well enough be said, if the devil or man belonged
 7 I, 7 |         unjust. So also the devil is said to torment men justly, because
 8 I, 7 |          suffers it. But when man is said to suffer justly, it is
 9 I, 8 |          that these things should be said of him even as a man; and
10 I, 8 |            his injunction. For it is said that Christ "humbled himself,
11 I, 9 |             of it. It may, indeed be said, that the Father commanded
12 I, 9 |          Again, when the Apostle had said: "he humbled himself, being
13 I, 9 |             is similar to what David said: "he drank of the brook
14 I, 9 |            obedience (for he himself said before he suffered, that
15 I, 9 |           else, it is not improperly said to occur by reason of that
16 I, 9 |             intended, it is properly said to be on account of the
17 I, 9 |         returned, it may be properly said of me: the boat was ready,
18 I, 9 |              strange, when Christ is said to be exalted on this account,
19 I, 9 |          that passage in which it is said that our Lord increased
20 I, 9 |        existence of that which he is said to desire; for instance,
21 I, 0 |           gift. And as the Father is said to draw by imparting an
22 I, 0 |                he might as well have said, except he move him. In
23 I, 0 |              suffering. Moreover, he said that the cup must not pass
24 I, 0 |             but because, as has been said, the world could not otherwise
25 I, 0 |            For whatsoever things are said of him, similar to these
26 I, 0 |            was omnipotent, and it is said of him, when he was offered
27 I, 0 |               therefore, be properly said to have been driven to a
28 I, 2 |      character. Moreover, when it is said that what God wishes is
29 I, 2 |             truth. When, then, it is said: "If God wishes to lie,"
30 I, 3 |       nothing more reasonable can be said.~ ~
31 I, 4 |           the things which have been said.~Anselm.. It is impossible
32 I, 5 |               allotted to him, he is said to obey and honor God; and
33 I, 5 |              of nothing which can be said against this.~Anselm.. Let
34 I, 8 |            we think of that which is said respecting God: "He has
35 I, 8 |             stage of existence, as I said above, until the number
36 I, 0 |            speak briefly, for, as we said above, vengeance in no sense
37 I, 0 |     forgotten.~Anselm.. This is only said of those who either looked
38 I, 1 |            the sight of God, and one said to you: "Look thither;"
39 I, 1 |             I can only repeat what I said before.~Anselm.. So heinous
40 I, 4 |              cannot pay; God must be said to dispense with one of
41 I, 4 |              which, as I have before said, God was about to take away
42 I, 5 |          perceive, from what we have said above, that it is necessary
43 I, 5 |            things which remain to be said from those which have been
44 I, 5 |           from those which have been said, by a new introduction,
45 II, 2|              for, as we have already said, it is inconsistent with
46 II, 4|             this, as we have already said, cannot be accomplished
47 II, 5|             of God; and he cannot be said to live a holy life of necessity,
48 II, 7|             two complete natures are said to be joined somehow, in
49 II, 8|           Anselm.. Does what we have said appear sound, or is it unsubstantial
50 II, 8|              as a cloud, as you have said infidels declare?~Boso.
51 II, 0|       question with me whether it be said that he can sin or that
52 II, 0|              he cannot. For if it be said that he cannot sin, it should
53 II, 0|              none the less can it be said that he could not lie. So
54 II, 0|           possesses. For a person is said to give a thing, who does
55 II, 0|            necessity, but, as before said, by his own infinite unchangeableness.
56 II, 1|           from what has been already said.~Anselm.. If we say that
57 II, 1|              die, as we have already said.~Boso. Else I cannot understand
58 II, 6|            not, let the things above said suffice. For, since it is
59 II, 6|           the heavenly kingdom, as I said above, with regard to the
60 II, 7|             looked into. For we have said before that his death was
61 II, 7|          birth from a virgin, as you said above.~Anselm.. As you think
62 II, 7|  unchangeableness, as often as it is said that he does anything necessarily?~
63 II, 8|             Anselm.. We have already said that it is improper to affirm
64 II, 8|             to do the thing which is said to be impossible for him.
65 II, 8|       something else, precisely as I said with regard to the affirmation
66 II, 8|          remain unchanged. And, as I said before, when one has freely
67 II, 8|            words of the prophet, who said of him: "He was offered
68 II, 8|            was real. If, then, it be said that it was necessary for
69 II, 8|           Thus, when the heavens are said to revolve, it is an antecedent
70 II, 8|              it again, as he himself said.~Boso. You have satisfied
71 II, 9|         whichever he does, it may be said that he ought to do it;
72 II, 9|             prefers celibacy, may be said to do as they ought. For
73 II, 9|              Thus, as I have already said, a man is not bound to celibacy
74 II, 9|           when he wished, as we have said, to suffer death, ought
75 II, 9|              the hearers, when it is said that the Son supplicates
76 II, 0|             sake, as we have already said, he left an example of suffering
77 II, 0|       demanded it. For though God is said to have done what that man
78 II, 3|           the things which have been said. ~Boso. All things which
79 II, 3|            All things which you have said seem to me reasonable and
80 II, 3|           books.~Anselm.. If we have said anything that needs correction,