Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |     knowledge, before the work had been completed and revised. I
 2 pre  |          revised. I have therefore been obliged to finish it as
 3 pre  |    undisturbed and adequate period been allowed me for publishing
 4 pre  |          things about which I have been silent. For it was while
 5 pre  |             as if nothing had ever been known of him), it proves,
 6 I, 1 |           whole work rests.~I HAVE been often and most earnestly
 7 I, 1 |         ought to be sufficient has been said by the holy fathers
 8 I, 5 |        work we speak of could have been done.~Anselm.. Do you not
 9 I, 5 |           dignity which would have been his had he never sinned.
10 I, 9 |            that man would not have been subject to death, and that
11 I, 9 |      suffered, that all things had been committed to him by the
12 I, 9 |       caused the delay; for it had been determined that the first
13 I, 9 | celebration of mass; when that has been done which he wished to
14 I, 0 |            the holy will which has been given. If then it cannot
15 I, 0 |            to; but because, as has been said, the world could not
16 I, 0 |        similar to these which have been mentioned, they are all
17 I, 0 |           be properly said to have been driven to a thing which
18 I, 1 |         merely to restore what has been taken away, but, considering
19 I, 1 |     something which could not have been demanded of him, had he
20 I, 4 |           to the things which have been said.~Anselm.. It is impossible
21 I, 7 |           former angels would have been, had they never sinned.
22 I, 7 |            For, as they would have been condemned together, had
23 I, 7 |          the holy, they would have been likewise upheld. For, if,
24 I, 7 |          all stood, all would have been upheld in the same manner
25 I, 8 |        that the angels should have been created perfect in number,
26 I, 8 |           their number when it had been lessened; and it is also
27 I, 8 |          see how angels could have been created perfect in number.
28 I, 8 |           perfect number of angels been created, and had man been
29 I, 8 |          been created, and had man been made only to fill the place
30 I, 8 |   happiness, man would never have, been exalted to it.~Boso. We
31 I, 8 |            the Gentiles would have been called; for "in every nation
32 I, 8 |           if, indeed, they had not been capable of death. But if
33 I, 8 |           tempted, they would have been confirmed, with all their
34 I, 8 |           only "angels of God" had been used; but if the whole heavenly
35 I, 8 |         the angels, for it has not been for nought. Now let us return
36 I, 9 |          God for his sin, but only been suffered to go unpunished,
37 I, 9 |       choice pearl which had never been defiled, and which could
38 I, 9 |        paradise, from which he had been thrust out?~Boso. I dare
39 I, 9 |            demand what has already been paid? But if we do not make
40 I, 4 |            one whose sins have not been wholly put away; and that
41 I, 5 |          happy somehow, and it has been sufficiently shown that,
42 I, 5 |         said from those which have been said, by a new introduction,
43 II, 3|          him such as he would have been had he never sinned.~Boso.
44 II, 3|            not sinned, was to have been transferred with the same
45 II, 3|            in holiness, would have been perfectly happy for eternity,
46 II, 0|          he done so, he would have been a liar, as he himself says,
47 II, 0|       would not have done had they been necessarily holy.~Anselm..
48 II, 1|            and had his immortality been unchangeably confirmed,
49 II, 1|           confirmed, he would have been as really man; and, when
50 II, 1|          So it seems from what has been already said.~Anselm.. If
51 II, 1|           even death, had they not been able to recognise all these
52 II, 5|         magnitude of which we have been considering as equal to
53 II, 5|            not looked at as having been ignorantly done, but knowingly;
54 II, 6|        incomprehensible a work has been accomplished?~Boso. I allow
55 II, 6|         created when there has not been some one who was gaining
56 II, 7|     without this he could not have been born of her. How, then,
57 II, 7|             when he could not have been, except in view of future
58 II, 7|        virgin, he never could have been born of her at all; but
59 II, 7|          necessarily?~Boso. It has been clearly shown. But we see,
60 II, 7|        existence. For it must have been fixed that he was to die,
61 II, 7|         was to die, for had it not been true that he was about to
62 II, 8|         does a thing, since it has been done it cannot be undone,
63 II, 8|          that we say: Whatever has been, necessarily has been. Whatever
64 II, 8|          has been, necessarily has been. Whatever is, must be. Whatever
65 II, 8|           life of this man to have been so excellent and so glorious
66 II, 9|        himself, and could not have been under obligations to another,
67 II, 0|           devil as man had already been conquered by him. But whatever
68 II, 2|            sinned, they would have been confirmed in virtue without
69 II, 2|       reason, for by reason he has been deceived. And I do not say
70 II, 3|           in the things which have been said. ~Boso. All things