Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |   Christ. I request all who may wish to copy this book to prefix
 2 I, 2 |         inquire with you. But I wish all that I say to be received
 3 I, 6 |     some other way, but did not wish to, how can you vindicate
 4 I, 8 |        be granted that God does wish the thing in question; but
 5 I, 8 |       never allow that God does wish anything if it be inconsistent
 6 I, 8 |  however, he could, but did not wish to, how shall we sustain
 7 I, 9 |        the first thing which we wish to do is done, if the result
 8 I, 0 |   though we acknowledge that we wish to have him endure that
 9 I, 0 |  previously proved by reason, I wish to have it understood between
10 I, 1 |      owe to God?~Anselm.. Every wish of a rational creature should
11 I, 2 |        undischarged.~Boso. If I wish to oppose this, I fear to
12 I, 2 |       and that what He does not wish is unjust, we must not understand
13 I, 2 |       God. For no will can ever wish to lie, unless truth in
14 I, 4 |        the wicked. ~Boso. But I wish to hear from you whether
15 I, 8 |    fitting. But that God should wish to put off their confirmation
16 I, 0 |        straits, yet I very much wish you to proceed as you have
17 I, 4 |        he cannot.~Boso. I could wish it were so.~Anselm.. But
18 I, 4 |    restore, or else he does not wish to. Now, if he wishes to
19 I, 4 |       needy, and if he does not wish to, he will be unjust.~Boso.
20 I, 5 |         saved without paying; I wish you would go further with
21 II, 0|       unwillingly and could not wish to lie, none the less can
22 II, 0|  according to you, he could not wish to sin, he maintains holiness
23 II, 6|       power to explain what you wish, let us thank God for it.
24 II, 7| constituted by nature as not to wish to lie, and, therefore,
25 II, 7|       life, though he could not wish to do so for the purpose
26 II, 7|        assert that he could not wish to avoid death, or that
27 II, 7|         purpose, that he should wish to die. Wherefore, as you
28 II, 8|      that by persevering in his wish he should suffer death.
29 II, 8| weakness than power if he could wish to lie, or deceive, or change
30 II, 8|  because they were; and, if you wish to know the real necessity
31 II, 0|          Boso. This is the very wish of my heart. For, although
32 II, 0|         I understand you, yet I wish to get from you the close