Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |       thing on account of which I think this subject can hardly,
 2 I, 4 |          thing, since they do not think this belief of ours a reality,
 3 I, 6 |    objections with which infidels think they can withstand us.~ ~
 4 I, 7 |          in my opinion, those who think that the devil has any right
 5 I, 7 |        man, I do not by any means think that it is to be so understood.
 6 I, 9 |      Anselm.. You surely will not think it proper for God to make
 7 I, 3 |        also, is plain.~Anselm.. I think, therefore, that you will
 8 I, 3 |           taken away.~Boso. No; I think it should be wholly denied.~
 9 I, 3 |        this it is impious even to think of.~Boso. I think that nothing
10 I, 3 |         even to think of.~Boso. I think that nothing more reasonable
11 I, 8 |      account in Genesis, I do not think that I can prove from this
12 I, 8 | positively. For it is possible, I think, that the angels should
13 I, 8 |     Anselm.. There is, also, as I think, another reason which supports,
14 I, 8 |           So it appears.~Anselm.. Think you that any one of them
15 I, 8 |          Boso. I certainly cannot think that any one would or ought
16 I, 8 |         can be denied.~Anselm.. I think that another reason can
17 I, 8 |          to me. But what shall we think of that which is said respecting
18 I, 8 |          rather than the other, I think the soul is not in danger;
19 I, 8 |    opinion that should be held, I think there is no censure to be
20 I, 8 |     follows holiness? Wherefore I think we may say that God has
21 I, 8 |   completed from among men. And I think there is no other possible
22 I, 8 |       given above, which prove, I think, that there was not among
23 I, 9 |        Boso. No.~Anselm.. Can you think that man, who has sinned,
24 I, 9 |            These words I can both think of and utter, but can no
25 I, 9 |          answer you. For when you think why Christ died, I think
26 I, 9 |          think why Christ died, I think you will see yourself the
27 I, 0 |        this. ~Anselm.. Neither, I think, will you doubt this, that
28 I, 0 |    pleasure, except so far as you think suffices for the accomplishment
29 I, 3 |        justly conceived.~Anselm.. Think you that supreme justice
30 I, 3 |         justice?~Boso. I dare not think it.~Anselm.. Therefore man
31 I, 4 |     accomplish the work assigned; think you that his inability will
32 I, 4 |          in him.~Boso. I dare not think otherwise.~Anselm.. He,
33 I, 4 |           of this nature.~Boso. I think, then, we must look for
34 I, 4 |      happy after this life. And I think that I have amply proved,
35 I, 4 |         extent of sin. And if you think that any objections can
36 II, 4|           No reasonable being can think otherwise.~Anselm.. Therefore
37 II, 9|     expressed myself, as far as I think needful for the present
38 II, 0|           his holiness. But now I think the question arises, since
39 II, 0|          you are saying? ~Boso. I think I understand, and it is
40 II, 1|         mortal.~Anselm.. I do not think mortality inheres in the
41 II, 1|        die if he chooses.~Boso. I think it is plain that the man
42 II, 4|         when the least sin we can think of you have shown to be
43 II, 4|            than this alone. And I think I ought to say this, not
44 II, 4|           Anselm.. And do you not think that so great a good in
45 II, 6|           Who, then, will dare to think that the human mind can
46 II, 7|        have discovered in them, I think, the answer to your question.~
47 II, 7|       said above.~Anselm.. As you think that he could not lie, or
48 II, 8|           explanation.~Anselm.. I think we have shown with sufficient
49 II, 9|        one inquiry, which you may think foolish, but which, nevertheless,
50 II, 0|         my heart. For, although I think I understand you, yet I
51 II, 0|           But you surely will not think that he deserves no reward,
52 II, 0|           person?~Boso. No! but I think it would be both just and
53 II, 0|        immovable rock.~Anselm.. I think I have nearly enough answered