Book, Chapter

 1 I, 7 |       one strikes an innocent person unjustly, and hence justly
 2 I, 7 |  himself, yet does strike the person who beat him, then he does
 3 I, 7 |    for it may chance that one person shall consider it only just,
 4 I, 8 |    very God and very man, one person in two natures, and two
 5 I, 8 |        and two natures in one person. When, therefore, we speak
 6 I, 8 | nature, but we teach that one person is both Divine and human.
 7 I, 1 |       way satisfactory to the person whom he has dishonored.
 8 I, 8 | nature, being included in the person of our first parents, was
 9 I, 4 |        Anselm.. But no unjust person shall be admitted to happiness;
10 I, 5 |      reply will you make to a person who perceives that man cannot
11 II, 7|       be united entire in one person, just as a body and a reasonable
12 II, 8|       from these two is every person of either sex descended.
13 II, 9|    Word only can unite in one person with man. ~Anselm.. Now
14 II, 9|      inquire further, in what person God, who exists in three
15 II, 9|      same man into a unity of person. Wherefore in one person
16 II, 9|      person. Wherefore in one person only can this be done. But,
17 II, 9|       at this matter, why the person of the Son should be incarnated
18 II, 9|     proper than for any other person of the Trinity to supplicate
19 II, 9|        especially against the person of the Son, who is believed
20 II, 9|     natures must unite in one person, and that this is evidently
21 II, 9|     fitting in respect to the person of the Word than the other
22 II, 9|    must unite with man in one person.~Boso. The way by which
23 II, 0|  whatever he possesses. For a person is said to give a thing,
24 II, 0| natures will be united in one person.~Boso. You have satisfied
25 II, 1|      intervention of no other person, or another causes this,
26 II, 3|      humanity with the Divine person will not be effected except
27 II, 4|      A sin committed upon his person exceeds beyond comparison
28 II, 4|        that do not affect his person.~Anselm.. What say you to
29 II, 4|   freely certain evils in his person, in order not to suffer
30 II, 4|   sins, apart from the Divine person, can for a moment be compared
31 II, 5|    all sins not affecting the person of the Deity. But let me
32 II, 6|       and man to unite in one person, that, while the perfection
33 II, 6|     that there always be some person partaking of this promised
34 II, 7|      of God and the man whose person he took were so united that
35 II, 8|       into unity with his own person; so that he who in his own
36 II, 8|       be able to do it in the person of God. In fine, you have
37 II, 8|      the virgin, and from the person of the Son of God, and that
38 II, 9|        In like manner, as one person of the Trinity, he must
39 II, 9|    his divinity, which is one person of the Triune God. But,
40 II, 9|       that in speaking of one person we understand the whole
41 II, 0|       to give it to the other person?~Boso. No! but I think it
42 II, 0|    all except upon some other person.~Anselm.. Upon whom would