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 1 pre  |           book was copied without my knowledge, before the work
 2 I, 2 |     discuss them by reason; so to my mind it appears a neglect
 3 I, 2 |         still nothing could shake my constancy; I desire that
 4 I, 2 |           of the truth, than that my intellect is not able to
 5 I, 2 |          though not very easy, in my opinion, is by no means
 6 I, 2 |           will try to the best of my ability with the assistance
 7 I, 7 | wickedness, permitted it. And, in my opinion, those who think
 8 I, 8 |           says: "I came not to do my own will, but the will of
 9 I, 9 |            and: "I came not to do my own will; " and: "he spared
10 I, 9 |          like that other saying: "My doctrine is not mine ;"
11 I, 9 |           I see that you desirest my death; let your will, therefore,
12 I, 9 |  therefore, be done, that is, let my death take place, so that
13 I, 0 |          layeth down his life for my sake, except the Father
14 I, 0 |         says himself: "I lay down my life that I may take it
15 I, 5 |           Boso. You have relieved my objection.~Anselm.. It is
16 I, 8 |        not?~Anselm.. I will state my views.~Boso. I cannot ask
17 I, 8 |         further certainty than as my opinion for the present,
18 I, 0 |          to him, freely bestowing my possessions in giving to
19 I, 0 |       things I pay any portion of my debt to God.~Anselm.. How
20 I, 0 |          I owe God myself and all my powers, even when I do not
21 I, 0 |         left to render to him for my sin.~Anselm.. What will
22 I, 0 |           escape. But, turning to my belief, I hope through Christian
23 I, 1 |       single repentant feeling on my part would blot out this
24 I, 1 |            should say: "It is not my will that you should look;"
25 I, 1 |         before me in like manner, my reply would be the same.~
26 I, 5 |       have you remove doubts from my faith, but to have you show
27 I, 5 |        you show me the reason for my confidence. Therefore, as
28 I, 5 |          consider the weakness of my skill, when you enjoin so
29 II, 8|       Boso. Your speech gratifies my heart.~Anselm.. Does what
30 II, 9|         of the Word, addressed to my lord, the Pope Urban.~Boso.
31 II, 0|          unwillingly, this is not my power, but necessity and
32 II, 0|         am afraid of invalidating my reasoning with respect to
33 II, 7|        mentioned always recurs to my mind: that, if he wished
34 II, 7|            Are you not forgetting my reply to the excuses you
35 II, 7|        learned men, but to me and my fellow inquirers? Suffer
36 II, 7|          then, to question you as my slowness and dullness require,
37 II, 8|    necessity; and I cannot regret my importunity in urging you
38 II, 9|        Boso. You very nearly meet my wishes; but suffer me to
39 II, 9|          God, as a debt; for this my own reason proves, and yet
40 II, 0|          This is the very wish of my heart. For, although I think
41 II, 0|       describe the joy with which my heart exults. For it seems
42 II, 1|     having noway of escape: "Take my only begotten Son and make