Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |        truth lie concealed.~Boso. Suffer me, therefore, to make use
 2 I, 4 |        believe that God wished to suffer the things which we speak
 3 I, 6 |            without any reason, to suffer things so unbecoming? For
 4 I, 6 |          he loves them, though he suffer no such things as these
 5 I, 7 |           But when man is said to suffer justly, it is not meant
 6 I, 8 |        them that this man did not suffer death of his own will. ~
 7 I, 8 |         that nature, which cannot suffer; but to the feebleness of
 8 I, 8 |          that God should treat or suffer to be treated in such a
 9 I, 8 |      Father did not compel him to suffer death, or even allow him
10 I, 8 |       sent me." And when about to suffer, he says; "As the Father
11 I, 9 |       this.~Anselm.. Ought man to suffer death, if he had never sinned,
12 I, 9 |        death. For he preferred to suffer, rather than that the human
13 I, 9 |        angels; for truth will not suffer man thus to be raised to
14 II, 2|          justice to compel man to suffer death without fault, when
15 II, 4|           to suppose that he will suffer that rational existence
16 II, 5|   necessarily to perform, lest he suffer the judgment of an apostate,
17 II, 0|         much less should this man suffer death, in whom there can
18 II, 1|          for God's honor, than to suffer death voluntarily when not
19 II, 4|           person, in order not to suffer greater ones in his property?~
20 II, 4|       down life is the same as to suffer death, as the gift of his
21 II, 7|       born, except as destined to suffer death. ~Boso. Thus far it
22 II, 7|       unchanging desire he should suffer death, and that the virgin
23 II, 7|      desire, viz., that he should suffer death, you prove it necessary
24 II, 7|          and my fellow inquirers? Suffer me, then, to question you
25 II, 8| persevering in his wish he should suffer death. And this desire nothing
26 II, 9|         not, or was not bound, to suffer. ~Anselm.. If he allowed
27 II, 9|        nearly meet my wishes; but suffer me to make one inquiry,
28 II, 9|       wished, as we have said, to suffer death, ought to have done