Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |         introduced and subjoined many things about which I have
 2 I, 1 |      most earnestly requested by many, both personally and by
 3 I, 1 |        simplicity as absurd; and many believers ponder it in their
 4 I, 1 |       only the learned, but also many unlearned persons interest
 5 I, 1 |       solution. Therefore, since many desire to consider this
 6 I, 1 |          thus made more plain to many, and especially to less
 7 I, 2 |        to me, what, as you know, many besides myself ask, for
 8 I, 3 |        of men; and, passing over many other things which seem
 9 I, 3 |         the tree which man bore. Many other things also, if we
10 I, 4 |     infidels, and merely like so many pictures.~Boso. These things
11 I, 4 |        be beautiful, and like so many pictures; but, if they have
12 I, 4 |         which you speak of as so many pictures of the real thing,
13 I, 6 | purchasing your redemption by so many sufferings, and finally
14 I, 8 |       the thing in question; but many will never allow that God
15 I, 9 |     there are found in the Bible many things like this. Again,
16 I, 5 |      that God brings good out of many forms of evil, then the
17 I, 8 |      great a people, that is, so many men, will be taken as there
18 I, 8 |       either translation that as many men will be taken as there
19 I, 9 |        in the heavenly empire as many men taken as substitutes
20 I, 9 |          shall take, that is, as many as there are good angels
21 I, 2 |        have already presented so many obligations which we ought
22 I, 3 |         so, by man's victory, as many men may be justified from
23 I, 4 |     proved by one argument as by many.~Boso. Surely this is so.
24 II, 0|          that he could have done many things which we call sinful?
25 II, 1|          Anselm.. There are also many other reasons why it is
26 II, 3|         can he perform works, so many and so great, without the
27 II, 5|         men? For we believe that many men will be saved, and a
28 II, 5|        will be saved, and a vast many will not be saved.~Anselm..
29 II, 6|    because there could not be so many living at the time of his
30 II, 6|       make all men from them, as many as were needed for the celestial
31 II, 7|    virgin who gave him birth and many others also were cleansed
32 II, 8|        place, and which involves many others with it?~Boso. The
33 II, 9|         was no need of this, for many persons before his coming,
34 II, 0|         that, when he beholds so many of them weighed down by
35 II, 0|          and there are doubtless many reasons which are beyond