Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 | understanding and meditating on those things which they believe;
 2 I, 1 |         to argue with me one of those persons who agitate this
 3 I, 2 |                 CHAPTER II.~How those things which are to be said
 4 I, 2 |         if you liberally impart those things which you have freely
 5 I, 2 |         learned but for me, and those asking the same thing with
 6 I, 2 |         earnestness and that of those who desire this thing with
 7 I, 2 |       propose the objections of those who are wholly unwilling
 8 I, 4 |      could have condescended to those things which we affirm.
 9 I, 7 |         it. And, in my opinion, those who think that the devil
10 I, 7 |      just unjust, and hence, by those who do not carefuIIy inspect
11 I, 8 |     confessing that God desired those things which make up our
12 I, 0 |      reason, also, that he used those words, viz., to teach the
13 I, 0 |  inquiry, you take the place of those who are unwilling to believe
14 I, 0 |         incarnation of God, and those things which we believe
15 I, 2 |        in every case to forgive those who trespass against us,
16 I, 2 |       indulgence with regard to those offences which we commit
17 I, 5 |      and majesty of God. For if those things which are held together
18 I, 7 |        cannot take the place of those who fell. ~Boso. Why could
19 I, 7 |    upheld in the same manner as those who stood; and this manner
20 I, 8 |         took place at once, and those days in which Moses appears
21 I, 8 |        shall far exceed that of those who fell?~Boso. I certainly
22 I, 8 |   destroy in the very beginning those things which after this
23 I, 8 |     fell is the same as that of those who stood. For if there
24 I, 8 |     angels was equal to that of those who persevered. But if any
25 I, 0 |        you owe God every one of those things which you have mentioned.
26 I, 0 |   Anselm.. This is only said of those who either looked for Christ
27 I, 1 |     that you did not owe any of those things which you have brought
28 I, 3 |    things which can be added to those already shown for I am ignorant
29 I, 4 |       which you ought to ask of those in whose behalf you are
30 I, 5 |   reasoning, the fitness of all those things which the Catholic
31 I, 5 |    which remain to be said from those which have been said, by
32 II, 3|     right enough with regard to those in whom humanity shall be
33 II, 4|        all other sins, not only those of this world, past and
34 II, 4|         it far more a good than those sins are evils which its
35 II, 5|         and destroy the sins of those who slew him? Or, if it
36 II, 5|       the Lord; and, therefore, those who did it in ignorance
37 II, 5|         their true rationality, those things in Christian faith
38 II, 6|         disclosed the reason of those things mentioned above,
39 II, 6|       but a single exception of those belonging to their race,
40 II, 6|         and willing to save all those who trusted in his guidance;
41 II, 6|        desire; and, inasmuch as those who are to be pardoned cannot
42 II, 6|       power is extended even to those far remote in place or time.
43 II, 6|     ought to benefit not merely those present is plainly evident,
44 II, 6|         the heavenly state, and those creatures which he made
45 II, 6|         belong to the number of those for whose sake they were
46 II, 6|  speaking, was of the number of those who were cleansed from their
47 II, 7|       free authority.~Boso. But those powers were not in all respects
48 II, 0|       from his death, than upon those for whose salvation, as