Book, Chapter

 1 I, 6 |         XVI.~The reason why the number of angels who fell must
 2 I, 6 |       design to make up for the number of angels that fell, from
 3 I, 6 |         reasonable and complete number, so that there would be
 4 I, 6 |        God did not know in what number it was best to create rational
 5 I, 6 |        then he appointed such a number as he perceived was most
 6 I, 6 |         so as to be within that number; or, since they were out
 7 I, 6 |     since they were out of that number, they could not continue
 8 I, 6 |        they ought to be of that number, either their number should
 9 I, 6 |       that number, either their number should of necessity be made
10 I, 6 |      was foreseen as perfect in number, will remain incomplete.
11 I, 6 |      Boso. Doubtless, then, the number must be restored.~Anselm..
12 I, 7 |   reasoning it appears that the number of men chosen will not be
13 I, 8 |         existed in that perfect number of which we have spoken,
14 I, 8 |      and it is plain that their number will not be greater. But
15 I, 8 |         be greater. But if that number were not found in all the
16 I, 8 |       to restore the diminished number, but also to complete the
17 I, 8 |       to complete the imperfect number.~Boso. Which is the better
18 I, 8 |      originally made perfect in number or that they were not?~Anselm..
19 I, 8 |         been created perfect in number, and that afterwards man
20 I, 8 |       created to complete their number when it had been lessened;
21 I, 8 |        they were not perfect in number, because God deferred completing
22 I, 8 |         deferred completing the number, as he does even now, determining
23 I, 8 |         been created perfect in number. Since, if it were so, it
24 I, 8 |       be more than the complete number required. If, therefore,
25 I, 8 |    beings, formed an incomplete number, so that, if no angel fell,
26 I, 8 |       originally, that complete number of angels necessary to perfect
27 I, 8 |  consisting, not so much in the number of beings, as in the number
28 I, 8 |     number of beings, as in the number of natures; it follows that
29 I, 8 |       not merely to restore the number of beings possessing another
30 I, 8 |         there was not a perfect number of angels, even before a
31 I, 8 |     continue beyond the perfect number.~Boso. You have not labored
32 I, 8 |     were not created perfect in number.~Boso. Let us hear it.~Anselm..
33 I, 8 |          Anselm.. Had a perfect number of angels been created,
34 I, 8 |        this certainty, if their number shall far exceed that of
35 I, 8 |         not yet complete in the number necessary to constitute
36 I, 8 |         there shall be a larger number than that of the fallen
37 I, 8 |       more men elected than the number of fallen angels, the incongruity
38 I, 8 |        were not made perfect in number, and that there will be
39 I, 8 |        not take place until the number of the elect is accomplished,
40 I, 8 |         of that state until the number of men which he designed
41 I, 8 |         was not complete in the number of angels before the destruction
42 I, 8 |         kingdom were perfect in number, it was not in confirmation,
43 I, 8 |     angels were not complete in number, their confirmation will
44 I, 8 |        were to attain, when the number taken from among them was
45 I, 8 |        complete in its original number, but must be completed from
46 I, 8 |         people according to the number of the children of Israel;"
47 I, 8 |   explain in this way, that the number of elect men taken should
48 I, 8 |         be not certain that the number of angels who fell is the
49 I, 8 |  possible for them to equal the number of the good angels, in that
50 I, 8 |       more men elected than the number of the lost angels, and
51 I, 8 |        tribes) according to the number of the angels of God;" or
52 I, 8 |       has it: "according to the number of the children of Israel;"
53 I, 8 |  existence, until the appointed number of that kingdom, not yet
54 I, 8 |         people according to the number of elect men, because men
55 I, 8 |  increase among them, until the number of elect men is accomplished;
56 I, 8 |         people according to the number of the angels of God," viz.,
57 I, 8 |     exist upon earth, until the number of angels is completed from
58 I, 8 |         people according to the number of the children of Israel,"
59 I, 8 |         I said above, until the number of holy men is completed.
60 I, 8 |        does not follow that the number of lost angels was equal
61 I, 8 |   before the fall, that perfect number before mentioned, and that
62 I, 8 |        men to be saved than the number of evil angels.~Boso. I
63 I, 9 |       would correspond with the number whose place they shall take,
64 I, 3 |      such a race to fill up the number in his heavenly kingdom;
65 I, 3 |      are needed to complete the number which man was made to fill.
66 I, 4 |        even if one of the whole number be confirmed by impregnable
67 II, 4|         his death outweighs the number and greatness of our sins. ~
68 II, 4|      his death can outweigh the number and magnitude of our sins,
69 II, 4|          were there an infinite number of worlds as full of created
70 II, 4|       not even were an infinite number of worlds displayed before
71 II, 6| benefits of redemption. For the number of evil angels which must
72 II, 6|         men is greater than the number of men at that time living.
73 II, 6|          viz., to belong to the number of those for whose sake
74 II, 6|        are speaking, was of the number of those who were cleansed