Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |       Christ. I request all who may wish to copy this book to
 2 pre  |       into whosesoever hands it may fall, as he looks on the
 3 pre  |        on the face of it, there may be nothing in the whole
 4 I, 1 |        of reason, but that they may be gladdened by understanding
 5 I, 1 |        as far as possible, they may be always ready to convince
 6 I, 1 |        so that in this way Boso may question and Anselm reply.~ ~
 7 I, 2 |         me, lest, when some one may have thought or even seen
 8 I, 2 |      each in its place, that we may both have all that is requisite
 9 I, 2 |     unseemly figure; so also it may fall out with me if I should
10 I, 4 |       upon, so that his picture may remain. For no one paints
11 I, 7 |         just and unjust, for it may chance that one person shall
12 I, 8 |     again: "Father, if this cup may not pass from me except
13 I, 9 |      death on account of it. It may, indeed be said, that the
14 I, 9 |      first by means of which it may be done; when the first
15 I, 9 |       the boat has returned, it may be properly said of me:
16 I, 9 | accomplish his exaltation. This may be understood also in the
17 I, 9 |        will ;" and "If this cup may not pass from me, except
18 I, 9 |        place, so that the world may be reconciled to you." For
19 I, 0 |         lay down my life that I may take it again; no man taketh
20 I, 0 |    Therefore, in order that man may attain happiness, remission
21 I, 2 |       these things as that they may not seem to interfere with
22 I, 8 |         be no change. Whence it may be reasoned that God planned
23 I, 8 |         which opposite opinions may be held without hazard,
24 I, 8 |    contradicting each other, we may understand that good angels
25 I, 8 |    kingdom. Or by angels of God may be understood holy angels
26 I, 8 |  holiness? Wherefore I think we may say that God has appointed
27 I, 8 |      Israel " only holy men; it may be explained in two ways:
28 I, 9 |      suffered to go unpunished, may become the equal of an angel
29 I, 0 |    which works by love," that I may be saved, and the more,
30 I, 3 |         man's victory the devil may be despoiled, and God recover
31 I, 3 |      man's victory, as many men may be justified from sin as
32 I, 4 |      Christ as we do, that they may be saved.~Boso. Let me ask
33 II, 5|         How, although the thing may be necessary, God may not
34 II, 5|     thing may be necessary, God may not do it by a compulsory
35 II, 5|      apostate, and, although he may be compelled to keep it
36 II, 5|        called necessity. Yet we may say, although the whole
37 II, 7|          in such a way that one may be Divine while the other
38 II, 7|       in order that the God-man may perform this, it is necessary
39 II, 8|         a woman. And that women may not despair of attaining
40 II, 8|         arise, that their hopes may be revived. Take also this
41 II, 1|         you do not, by which we may prove that he can die.~Anselm..
42 II, 1|         he can die.~Anselm.. We may not doubt that, as he will
43 II, 1|     gift this should be? For he may not give himself to God,
44 II, 1|        whether, perchance, this may be to give up his life or
45 II, 5|     were its full extent known, may be pardonable when done
46 II, 5|      ask this in order that you may disclose to me, in their
47 II, 6|       preserved, the same being may be both God and man! Who,
48 II, 6|        at that time living. Nor may we believe that, since man
49 II, 7|        have begun thus far, you may go on to settle all our
50 II, 9|     make one inquiry, which you may think foolish, but which,
51 II, 9|      And, whichever he does, it may be said that he ought to
52 II, 9|        he who prefers celibacy, may be said to do as they ought.
53 II, 9|       the precise truth, yet we may say, according to our custom,
54 II, 2|   God-angel who by his holiness may repair the evil occasioned