Book, Chapter

 1 I, 3 |   descended into the womb of a virgin, that he was born of woman,
 2 I, 8 |    being able to create from a virgin was equally able to save
 3 II, 8|    worthy that he be born of a virgin, or one not a virgin, we
 4 II, 8|      of a virgin, or one not a virgin, we need not discuss, but
 5 II, 8|    God-man should be born of a virgin.~Boso. Your speech gratifies
 6 II, 8|    also this view. If it was a virgin which brought all evil upon
 7 II, 8|        more appropriate that a virgin should be the occasion of
 8 II, 8|       man alone, was made of a virgin (de virgine), it is peculiarly
 9 II, 8|  God-man ought to be born of a virgin, we will say nothing. These
10 II, 9|         will be the son of the virgin; and among the persons which
11 II, 9|     than he who is born of the virgin. Likewise, if the Father
12 II, 9| grandson of the parents of the virgin, and the Word, though having
13 II, 9|     yet be the grandson of the virgin, since he will be the son
14 II, 6| fleshly gratification, yet the virgin herself, from whom he sprang,
15 II, 6|         Anselm.. Moreover, the virgin, from whom that man was
16 II, 7|        he were not to die, the virgin of whom he was born could
17 II, 7|       of his being born of the virgin, he never could have been
18 II, 7|     could receive birth from a virgin, as you said above.~Anselm..
19 II, 7|     suffer death, and that the virgin from whom that man should
20 II, 7|      of God and the son of the virgin?~Boso. It is so.~Anselm..
21 II, 7|     have existed, by which the virgin who gave him birth and many
22 II, 8|       after he was born of the virgin, we do not imply that there
23 II, 8|       the Divine. Finally, the virgin herself, who was made pure
24 II, 8|        that the reality of the virgin's faith was not the cause
25 II, 8|        must be formed from the virgin, and from the person of