Book, Chapter

 1 I, 3 |        tenderness towards us. For did they but carefully consider
 2 I, 5 |          God, and whom the angels did not serve.~ ~
 3 I, 6 |     things in some other way, but did not wish to, how can you
 4 I, 7 |       devil in justice, before he did in strength, so that, when
 5 I, 7 |         malicious impulse. For he did not do this at the command
 6 I, 8 |     appears to them that this man did not suffer death of his
 7 I, 8 |            however, he could, but did not wish to, how shall we
 8 I, 8 |           Anselm.. God the Father did not treat that man as you
 9 I, 8 |        the guilty. For the Father did not compel him to suffer
10 I, 9 |        difference between what he did at the demand of obedience,
11 I, 9 |        more clearly.~Anselm.. Why did the Jews persecute him even
12 I, 9 |      Anselin. Now you see what he did, under the demand of obedience.~
13 I, 9 |          how it is that obedience did not demand this.~Anselm..
14 I, 9 |          him to die.~Anselm.. God did not, therefore, compel Christ
15 I, 9 |        him the commandment, so he did, and the cup which He gave
16 I, 9 |         or it is used, because he did learn by experience what
17 I, 9 |       brook in the way, therefore did he lift up the head." For
18 I, 9 |         nothing more than that he did not rescue him. For there
19 I, 9 |           of Christ. Since reason did not demand of another what
20 I, 9 |       gave him commandment, so he did, and the cup which the Father
21 I, 0 |        led him to a holy life, he did not have it as a human being
22 I, 0 |         of whom he had this will, did not spare him but gave him
23 I, 0 |        pleased the Father, and be did not prevent him from choosing,
24 I, 6 |           greater. For either God did not know in what number
25 I, 6 |         which is false; or, if he did know, then he appointed
26 I, 7 |    treating of the reason why God did not bestow perseverance
27 I, 8 |       they had not sinned as they did, he would have confirmed
28 I, 0 |           his religion as if they did not exist, when we proposed
29 I, 0 |         man's salvation.~Boso. We did so.~Anselm.. Let us then
30 I, 1 |         Anselm.. Suppose that you did not owe any of those things
31 I, 1 |         to the will of God.~Boso. Did I not hear you question
32 I, 3 |          to repay. ~Anselm.. What did man take from God, when
33 I, 3 |        ignorant of them.~Anselm.. Did not man take from God whatever
34 II, 0|      depart from holiness and yet did not, and could make himself
35 II, 0|           make himself unholy yet did not, we say with propriety
36 II, 0|           make such a man, why he did not create angels and our
37 II, 0|         is therefore I ask why he did not make them so.~Anselm..
38 II, 0|        was. And if you ask why he did not bring the three persons,
39 II, 0|          I answer: Because reason did not at all demand any such
40 II, 1|        anything of his, as if God did not have what was his own.
41 II, 1|        the honor of God, which he did not owe as a debtor.~Boso.
42 II, 3|           his having it.~Anselm.. Did not I say that the incarnation
43 II, 3|         existed. For if ignorance did no harm in any other respect,
44 II, 4|        were told you that, if you did not kill him, the whole
45 II, 5|         and, therefore, those who did it in ignorance did not
46 II, 5|           who did it in ignorance did not rush into that transcendental
47 II, 5|           thing which no man ever did or could do.~Boso. You have
48 II, 6|           in iniquity, and in sin did her mother bear her, since
49 II, 7|              CHAPTER XVII.~How he did not die of necessity, though
50 II, 7|           I see not how.~Anselm.. Did we not find, when considering
51 II, 7| constitution of his being; for he did not become man in order
52 II, 8|           became man; for this he did and suffered all things
53 II, 8|           for this he chose as he did. For therefore were they
54 II, 8|  necessity of all things which he did and suffered, know that
55 II, 9|           the sake of justice, he did not give his life for the
56 II, 9|           lose, or paid a debt he did not owe. But he freely offered
57 II, 9|           he died he gave what he did not owe. But no one will
58 II, 9|        then can we affirm that he did not owe God the thing which
59 II, 9|        owe God the thing which he did, that is, the thing which
60 II, 9|       have done precisely what he did; because he ought to be
61 II, 9|         Now I see clearly that he did not give himself up to die
62 II, 9|        ought to have done what he did.~Anselm.. That honor certainly
63 II, 0|          the Father were his, nor did he ever owe anything which
64 II, 0|           have done what that man did, on account of the personal