Book, Chapter

 1 I, 7 |        without the exertion of Divine power, what cause ought
 2 I, 8 |         For we affirm that the Divine nature is beyond doubt impassible,
 3 I, 8 |    intend no debasement of the Divine nature, but we teach that
 4 I, 8 |        that one person is both Divine and human. In the incarnation
 5 I, 8 |     nothing be referred to the Divine nature, which is spoken
 6 I, 2 |      anything improper for the Divine character. Moreover, when
 7 I, 5 |        refuse to submit to the Divine will and appointment, yet
 8 I, 5 |      the same universe. For if Divine wisdom were not to insist
 9 I, 8 |      like this, we explain the Divine words so as to make them
10 I, 4 |      is wholly contrary to the Divine justice, which allows nothing
11 II, 7|     perfect man. ~Anselm.. The Divine and human natures cannot
12 II, 7|  cannot alternate, so that the Divine should become human or the
13 II, 7|      become human or the human Divine; nor can they be so commingled
14 II, 7|        which is neither wholly Divine nor wholly human. For, granting
15 II, 7|        a nature both human and Divine, cannot be produced by a
16 II, 7|     such a way that one may be Divine while the other is human,
17 II, 9|       man, and in which of the Divine persons this ought to be
18 II, 9| necessary conclusion, that the Divine and human natures must unite
19 II, 0|      have what it has from the Divine nature, yet it will likewise
20 II, 3|     immortal in respect to his Divine nature, yet will he be mortal
21 II, 3|     union of humanity with the Divine person will not be effected
22 II, 4|        of sins, apart from the Divine person, can for a moment
23 II, 5|       must be at the same time Divine, and reconcile sinners to
24 II, 6|       that forgiveness, though Divine authority makes no mention
25 II, 8|      of Christ, viz., that the Divine nature should perform that
26 II, 8|       was inappropriate to the Divine. Finally, the virgin herself,
27 II, 9|    also have received from the Divine nature that control over