Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |  subject, and, though it seem very difficult in the investigation,
 2 I, 2 |      labor, which, though not very easy, in my opinion, is
 3 I, 4 |     race, that work of his so very precious, was wholly ruined,
 4 I, 7 |  rightly inflicts it. For the very same thing, from opposite
 5 I, 8 |     irrational.~Boso. That is very true, if it be granted that
 6 I, 8 |      the Lord Jesus Christ is very God and very man, one person
 7 I, 8 |  Jesus Christ is very God and very man, one person in two natures,
 8 I, 9 |    demand of obedience.~Boso. Very true, and I see also what
 9 I, 2 |     than justice, which seems very inconsistent. And to these
10 I, 4 |       his own honor, for this very reason, that it is taken
11 I, 5 |        there would be, in the very universe which God ought
12 I, 8 |   made, and to destroy in the very beginning those things which
13 I, 8 |      Boso. What you say seems very reasonable to me. But what
14 I, 0 |  bring me into straits, yet I very much wish you to proceed
15 I, 1 |     action itself, it appears very slight; but when I view
16 I, 4 |       for him. But if in this very impotence lies the fault,
17 I, 4 |      incurred by sin. For his very inability is guilt, because
18 I, 4 | brought upon himself for that very purpose, does not excuse
19 I, 4 |    owes to God.~Boso. This is very true; for he is unjust,
20 I, 5 |       must be despised.~Boso. Very true; but we ought to show
21 II, 7|    not to do it, unless he be very God and very man. Since,
22 II, 7|     unless he be very God and very man. Since, then, it is
23 II, 7|      the same being should be very God and very man.~Boso.
24 II, 7|  being should be very God and very man.~Boso. All that you
25 II, 8|       atonement should be the very being who has sinned, or
26 II, 8|     and was reserved for this very purpose, what more fitting
27 II, 8|      Boso. They are certainly very beautiful and reasonable.~ ~
28 II, 9|     who is believed to be the very image of God. Wherefore
29 II, 1|      him nor above him.~Boso. Very true.~Anselm.. In himself,
30 II, 3|     in no respect useful, but very prejudicial. How can he
31 II, 3|       to Christ, yet, on this very account, have I asked for
32 II, 4|       far surpasses.~Anselm.. Very true. Consider, also, that
33 II, 6|     this because of a certain very pleasing service which he
34 II, 8|     as He wishes it. Nay, the very choosing or refusing anything
35 II, 8|       way. Whereas we say the very opposite of God. For, when
36 II, 9|   such willingness.~Boso. You very nearly meet my wishes; but
37 II, 9|     Trinity; and, since he is very God, the Son of God, he
38 II, 0|       this.~Boso. This is the very wish of my heart. For, although