Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |         faith, we do not seek to understand what we believe. Therefore,
 2 I, 2 |      were I unable in any way to understand what I believe, still nothing
 3 I, 2 |         more fully; nay, we must understand that for all that a man
 4 I, 8 |       They who speak thus do not understand our belief. For we affirm
 5 I, 9 |          that you do not rightly understand the difference between what
 6 I, 9 |         endured it; but I do not understand how it is that obedience
 7 I, 2 |      wish is unjust, we must not understand that if God wished anything
 8 I, 7 |        our restoration, you will understand the impossibility of theirs.
 9 I, 8 |          of evil angels, as some understand the account in Genesis,
10 I, 8 | contradicting each other, we may understand that good angels only are
11 I, 8 |           angels of God" we only understand holy angels, and by "children
12 I, 5 |       truth, because he does not understand how it can be?~Boso. That
13 I, 5 |        with me, and enable me to understand, by force of. reasoning,
14 II, 4|         for himself.~Boso. I now understand it to be necessary for God
15 II, 0|         could lie, so long as we understand, if he chose to do so. And,
16 II, 0|         saying? ~Boso. I think I understand, and it is therefore I ask
17 II, 1|        said.~Boso. Else I cannot understand it.~Anselm.. But let us
18 II, 5|    wisely done, though we do not understand the reason of it.~Boso.
19 II, 6|        it appear that you do not understand any reason.~Anselm.. I see
20 II, 6|       were created.~Anselm.. You understand it well. But no soul, before
21 II, 9|     should seem so, but I cannot understand, although I do not doubt
22 II, 9|         And if you are unable to understand the use of this word "debere,"
23 II, 9|        speaking of one person we understand the whole Deity, to whom
24 II, 0|          For, although I think I understand you, yet I wish to get from