Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |     reply which sacred authority seems to oppose, let it be mine
 2 I, 7 |           so that in this way he seems to prove his right over
 3 I, 8 |          to his divinity, it yet seems improper to infidels that
 4 I, 8 |  condemnation? And so the matter seems to return to the same incongruity
 5 I, 8 |       the Father; yet the Father seems to have bound him, as it
 6 I, 9 |        you will ." V~Anselm.. It seems to me that you do not rightly
 7 I, 0 |         in this way? For it both seems unbecoming for God to have
 8 I, 0 |     these there is nothing which seems unbecoming or impossible
 9 I, 2 |         free than justice, which seems very inconsistent. And to
10 I, 2 |          trespass against us, it seems inconsistent to enjoin a
11 I, 2 |         fit save as he wills; it seems a strange thing for us to
12 I, 4 |      cannot recover it. And this seems in contradiction to the
13 I, 8 |         Since, if it were so, it seems to me that some, either
14 I, 8 |     future renewing of the world seems improper, since he so quickly
15 I, 8 |          men.~Boso. What you say seems very reasonable to me. But
16 I, 1 | committing the sin.~Boso. Reason seems to demand this, and to make
17 I, 3 |          God and the hope of man seems to fail, as far as regards
18 I, 4 |     wretch, and God's compassion seems to fail.~Anselm.. You have
19 II, 5|        But if it be so, then God seems as it were compelled, for
20 II, 6|      satisfaction.~Boso. Nothing seems more just.~Anselm.. If it
21 II, 1|         as a debtor.~Boso. So it seems from what has been already
22 II, 6|        which he was made. For it seems unfitting that God should
23 II, 8|          et futuris"), and which seems to destroy any alternative
24 II, 0|          my heart exults. For it seems to me that God can reject