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 1 I, 9 |    miserable thing for man to die against his will.~Boso.
 2 I, 9 |    ought not to compel him to die.~Anselm.. God did not, therefore,
 3 I, 9 |   therefore, compel Christ to die; but he suffered death of
 4 I, 9 |       Father commanded him to die, when he enjoined that upon
 5 I, 9 |   Father had commanded him to die; and, therefore, "as the
 6 I, 0 |       which the son wished to die for the salvation of the
 7 I, 0 |   will by which he desired to die for the accomplishment of
 8 I, 0 |    desire that the Son should die, though these would appear
 9 I, 2 |   desires that any man should die, then is it right that he
10 I, 2 |       it right that he should die. Wherefore, if it be not
11 I, 8 |       that is, a power not to die, but since it was possible
12 I, 8 |      was possible for them to die, this power was not immortal,
13 II, 0| whether this man was about to die as a debt, as all other
14 II, 1|      possible for that man to die?~Boso. We need hardly dispute
15 II, 1|      other. But since all men die, mortality is included in
16 II, 1|      we may prove that he can die.~Anselm.. We may not doubt
17 II, 1|       he chooses, and also to die and rise again. Moreover,
18 II, 1|     be found, he ought not to die, as we have already said.~
19 II, 1|     sin should be one who can die if he chooses.~Boso. I think
20 II, 1|     sin, but also one who can die of his own free will, for
21 II, 7|  CHAPTER XVII.~How he did not die of necessity, though he
22 II, 7|  death? For if he were not to die, the virgin of whom he was
23 II, 7|      his life, so as never to die, we must not doubt that
24 II, 7|   death, or that he wished to die of necessity, because he
25 II, 7|       in order that he should die, any more than for this
26 II, 7|        that he should wish to die. Wherefore, as you ought
27 II, 7|     could not help wishing to die, or that it was of necessity
28 II, 7|   necessity that he wished to die, it is equally improper
29 II, 7|    since dying and wishing to die are included in the same
30 II, 7|     if God wished that man to die, he could but die.~Anselm..
31 II, 7|      man to die, he could but die.~Anselm.. Because the Son
32 II, 7|       man could possibly both die and avoid death.~Boso. I
33 II, 7|     been fixed that he was to die, for had it not been true
34 II, 7|     true that he was about to die, faith in his coming death
35 II, 7|      that he was certainly to die?~Boso. Because this was
36 II, 7|   because he was certainly to die, and was on this account
37 II, 7|     this account certainly to die because it was his free
38 II, 7|       but his fixed choice to die.~Boso. This is so; but whatever
39 II, 7|    necessary thing for him to die.~Anselm.. You make a great
40 II, 8|       believed that he was to die, save of his own choice.
41 II, 8|      was necessary for him to die of his single choice, because
42 II, 8|      were true, that he would die of his own free will), that
43 II, 9|    did not give himself up to die for the honor of God, as