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 1 I, 0 |   praiseworthy as relates to the honor of God, and useful for man'
 2 I, 1 |        sole and complete debt of honor which we owe to God, and
 3 I, 1 |         who does not render this honor which is due to God, robs
 4 I, 1 |        he who violates another's honor does not enough by merely
 5 I, 1 |       enough by merely rendering honor again, but must, according
 6 I, 1 |       sins ought to pay back the honor of which he has robbed God;
 7 I, 2 |       without any payment of the honor taken from him.~Boso. I
 8 I, 3 |    creature should take away the honor due the Creator and not
 9 I, 3 |    creature should take away the honor due the Creator, and not
10 I, 3 |   justice, which maintains God's honor in the arrangement of things,
11 I, 3 |       with more justice than the honor of his own dignity.~Boso.
12 I, 3 |           Anselni. Therefore the honor taken away must be repaid,
13 I, 4 |             CHAPTER XIV.~How the honor of God exists in the punishment
14 I, 4 |   punishment of the sinner is an honor to God, or how it is an
15 I, 4 |          to God, or how it is an honor. For if the punishment of
16 I, 4 |          sinner is not for God's honor when the sinner does not
17 I, 4 |          punished, God loses his honor so that he cannot recover
18 I, 4 |   impossible for God to lose his honor; for either the sinner pays
19 I, 4 |    serves the purpose of his own honor, for this very reason, that
20 I, 5 |          Whether God suffers his honor to be violated even in the
21 I, 5 |         ought to sustain his own honor, why does he allow it to
22 I, 5 |       added to or taken from the honor of God. For this honor which
23 I, 5 |       the honor of God. For this honor which belongs to him is
24 I, 5 |           he is said to obey and honor God; and to this, rational
25 I, 5 |       then plain that no one can honor or dishonor God, as he is
26 I, 8 |      triumph, rejoicing in their honor. And this opinion derives
27 I, 0 |        all these?~Boso. Do I not honor God, when, for his love
28 I, 2 |          and so to vindicate the honor of God and put the devil
29 I, 2 |         contrary to the will and honor of God.~Boso. To what would
30 I, 2 |        it be not contrary to the honor of God for man to be reconciled
31 II, 5|     necessity of maintaining his honor; which necessity is after
32 II, 5|          the immutability of his honor, which belongs to him in
33 II, 1|         something of his, to the honor of God, which he did not
34 II, 1|    himself up to death for God's honor. For God will not demand
35 II, 1| satisfaction for his sin, should honor God by conquering the devil
36 II, 1|          for man to do for God's honor, than to suffer death voluntarily
37 II, 1|       himself to death for God's honor.~Boso. All these things
38 II, 9|        not give his life for the honor of God?~Boso. It should
39 II, 9|          he freely gave, for the honor of God, such a gift as surpasses
40 II, 9|        himself up to die for the honor of God, as a debt; for this
41 II, 9|       what he did.~Anselm.. That honor certainly belongs to the
42 II, 9|      offered himself for his own honor, as well as for that of