Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |   sufficient has been said by the holy fathers and their successors,
 2 I, 5 |         God and an equal with the holy angels, would now be the
 3 I, 9 |     intelligent creature was made holy, and for this purpose, viz.,
 4 I, 9 |           when he had created him holy that he might enjoy a state
 5 I, 9 |           with the Father and the Holy Spirit, that there was no
 6 I, 9 |      truth which he teaches, or a holy will, of himself, but of
 7 I, 9 |       that of the Father; for his holy will was not derived from
 8 I, 0 |          that it was by that same holy will by which the son wished
 9 I, 0 |           will which led him to a holy life, he did not have it
10 I, 0 |          grateful clinging to the holy will which has been given.
11 I, 7 |        unholy stood firm with the holy, they would have been likewise
12 I, 8 |        Whether there will be more holy men than evil angels. ~Anselm..
13 I, 8 |           case there will be more holy men than evil angels. But
14 I, 8 |         which plainly opposes the Holy Scriptures, it is false;
15 I, 8 |          of God may be understood holy angels only, and by children
16 I, 8 |        and by children of Israel, holy men only; or, by children
17 I, 8 |       only, and by angels of God, holy men. If good angels are
18 I, 8 |          only, or even angels and holy men together, are meant
19 I, 8 |           is not improper to call holy men "children of Israel,"
20 I, 8 |          angels, and all who live holy lives are angels of God.
21 I, 8 |           God" we only understand holy angels, and by "children
22 I, 8 |         children of Israel " only holy men; it may be explained
23 I, 8 |        will be taken as there are holy angels of God, or that a
24 I, 8 |        above, until the number of holy men is completed. And we
25 I, 9 |        raised to an equality with holy beings.~Boso. Reason shows
26 I, 2 |           Anselm.. Man being made holy was placed in paradise,
27 II, 1|       CHAPTER I.~How man was made holy by God, so as to be happy
28 II, 1|          rational nature was made holy by God, in order to be happy
29 II, 1|        this purpose without being holy. Therefore that it might
30 II, 1|        purpose, both rational and holy. Now, if it was made holy
31 II, 1|         holy. Now, if it was made holy in order to choose and love
32 II, 1|           But if it were not made holy for this end, that it might
33 II, 1|  Therefore, as long as it will be holy in loving and choosing the
34 II, 1|          rational nature was made holy, in order to be happy in
35 II, 1|      nature is rational, was made holy for this end, that he might
36 II, 2|           fault, when he made him holy to enjoy eternal blessedness.
37 II, 5| undertakes, by a vow, a design of holy living. For though after
38 II, 5|          cannot be said to live a holy life of necessity, but with
39 II, 9|         that of the Father or the Holy Spirit.~Anselm.. If one
40 II, 0|          therefore he will not be holy from free will. What thanks,
41 II, 0|         had they been necessarily holy.~Anselm.. Are not the angels
42 II, 0|          himself and made himself holy. In this sense, therefore,
43 II, 0|       holiness, because he is not holy of necessity but freely;
44 II, 0|       comes from himself, will be holy not of necessity but voluntarily,
45 II, 9|         how he could be perfectly holy, and yet forever preserve
46 II, 9|        that of the Father and the Holy Spirit; that is, he gave