Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |       unless all things were to take place which we hold with
 2 I, 1 |    their successors, yet I will take pains to disclose to inquirers
 3 I, 1 |         more gratifying, I will take to argue with me one of
 4 I, 2 |      and therefore I tremble to take in hand subjects too lofty
 5 I, 9 |    death. For if a thing do not take place, except on condition
 6 I, 9 |    thing which we desire should take place first, but also when
 7 I, 9 |     improper to say to him: now take food, for you have now done
 8 I, 9 |  reconciliation of the world to take place in any other way,
 9 I, 9 |     done, that is, let my death take place, so that the world
10 I, 0 |        of his own accord and to take the cup, which he freely
11 I, 0 |       yet we do not choose, nor take pleasure in, his suffering,
12 I, 0 |         down my life that I may take it again; no man taketh
13 I, 0 |       down, and I have power to take it again." A man cannot,
14 I, 0 |     Since, in this inquiry, you take the place of those who are
15 I, 0 |        life without sin. Let us take for granted, also, the other
16 I, 2 |      God's commanding us not to take upon ourselves what belongs
17 I, 3 |        that the creature should take away the honor due the Creator
18 I, 3 |        that the creature should take away the honor due the Creator,
19 I, 7 |         How other angels cannot take the place of those who fell. ~
20 I, 8 |       because the one can never take place without the other;
21 I, 8 |          and that this will not take place until the number of
22 I, 8 | hastened that both events might take place at the same time.
23 I, 8 |      just created ought soon to take place, for this is not fitting.
24 I, 9 |   number whose place they shall take, that is, as many as there
25 I, 9 |         fitting that God should take sinful man without an atonement,
26 I, 3 |           Anselm.. What did man take from God, when he allowed
27 I, 3 |      them.~Anselm.. Did not man take from God whatever He had
28 I, 4 |   before said, God was about to take away from man by punishment,
29 I, 4 |         up what he was about to take from unwilling man, because
30 I, 4 |     this remission ought not to take place, save by the payment
31 II, 8|     VIII.~How it behoved God to take a man of the race of Adam,
32 II, 8|      nature. For he will either take it from Adam, or else he
33 II, 8|     fitting than that he should take that man whose origin we
34 II, 8|     their hopes may be revived. Take also this view. If it was
35 II, 9|         in three persons, shall take upon himself the nature
36 II, 9|     plurality of persons cannot take one and the same man into
37 II, 0|      give a thing, who does not take it away when he can; and
38 II, 1|  chooses, lay down his life and take it again.~Boso. If not,
39 II, 3|         therefore, God will not take anything belonging to man
40 II, 6|      was wholly tainted by sin, take, a man without sin, as an
41 II, 6|   neither of these things could take effect if he were annihilated.
42 II, 8|    because this was destined to take place, therefore her faith
43 II, 8|     power to lay it down and to take it again, as he himself
44 II, 8|         of mankind ought not to take place, and could not, without
45 II, 8|       necessity that God should take man into unity with his
46 II, 1|        having noway of escape: "Take my only begotten Son and
47 II, 1|        these words of the Son: "Take me, and ransom your souls."