Book, Chapter

 1 I, 7 |         surrendered to him. It is true that this might well enough
 2 I, 8 |    irrational.~Boso. That is very true, if it be granted that God
 3 I, 9 |          of obedience.~Boso. Very true, and I see also what infliction
 4 I, 1 |        God.~Boso. Nothing is more true.~Anselm.. This is the debt
 5 I, 2 |          choice and compassion is true; but we ought so to interpret
 6 I, 2 |    impossible things: "If this be true, then that follows; because
 7 I, 2 |          neither this nor that is true;" as if a man should say: "
 8 I, 8 |     another's fall.~Boso. That is true.~Anselm.. No one, therefore,
 9 I, 0 |           desire of attaining the true end of your being, which
10 I, 4 |  exceedingly weighty, and must be true.~Anselm.. Man, then, is
11 I, 4 |           God.~Boso. This is very true; for he is unjust, both
12 I, 4 |      Anselm.. But suppose it were true that God pardons the man
13 I, 5 |           be despised.~Boso. Very true; but we ought to show him
14 I, 5 |          in what way the thing is true which he holds to be impossible.~
15 I, 5 | understood.~Boso. What you say is true.~Anselm.. Why, then, do
16 II, 0|         could sin.~Anselm.. It is true that he could say this,
17 II, 0|         So in this way it is both true that he could and could
18 II, 0|           clearly that it is both true that he could not sin, and
19 II, 1|         nor above him.~Boso. Very true.~Anselm.. In himself, therefore,
20 II, 1|        Boso. All these things are true.~Anselm.. Therefore, he
21 II, 4|          surpasses.~Anselm.. Very true. Consider, also, that sins
22 II, 5|           must be acknowledged as true, for God cannot lie, and
23 II, 5|         it.~Boso. What you say is true; and I do not for a moment
24 II, 5|          doubt that his words are true, and all that he does reasonable.
25 II, 5|          disclose to me, in their true rationality, those things
26 II, 7|         could only be effected by true faith in his death, and,
27 II, 7|          die, for had it not been true that he was about to die,
28 II, 7|        could make untrue what was true.~Anselm.. Why was it true,
29 II, 7|         true.~Anselm.. Why was it true, before he died, that he
30 II, 8|          not acting, though it be true that his choice and action
31 II, 8|           faith and prophecy were true, this is no more than saying
32 II, 8|            but it is not likewise true that, because you speak,
33 II, 8|   prophecy concerning Christ were true, that he would die of his
34 II, 9|          of God, it is not always true. Thus, as I have already
35 II, 3|        must acknowledge him to be true, so no one can dissent from