Book, Chapter

 1 I, 3 |       of our righteousness and salvation to be born of a woman. And
 2 I, 8 |       he endured death for the salvation of men.~Boso. Though it
 3 I, 9 |       so earnestly desired the salvation of man, as if the Father
 4 I, 0 |      son wished to die for the salvation of the world, that the Father
 5 I, 0 |        that there was no other salvation for them but by his death;
 6 I, 0 |      God, and useful for man's salvation, which would not otherwise
 7 I, 0 |      of the Son avails for the salvation of man. For it is a strange
 8 I, 0 |       is necessary for eternal salvation.~Boso. I grant it; for in
 9 I, 0 |        were necessary to man's salvation.~Boso. We did so.~Anselm..
10 I, 1 |        do it even for your own salvation.~Boso. I see plainly that
11 I, 4 |       need of Christ for man's salvation, and you should also request
12 I, 5 |         CHAPTER XXV.~How man's salvation by Christ is necessarily
13 I, 5 | leaving Christ out of view, no salvation can be found for man? For,
14 I, 5 |    saved in any other way, his salvation must necessarily be by Christ.~
15 I, 5 |       that there cannot be any salvation either by Christ or in any
16 I, 5 |     and how they avail for the salvation of man, and how God saves
17 II, 5|      unbecoming, to secure the salvation of man. How, then, can it
18 II, 5|     How shall we attribute our salvation to his grace, if he saves
19 II, 8|      sin and the source of our salvation should also be found in
20 II, 6|        without sin; and of the salvation of Adam and Eve. ~Boso.
21 II, 0|         CHAPTER XIX.~How human salvation follows upon his death. ~
22 II, 0|    observe, if we can, how the salvation of men rests on this.~Boso.
23 II, 0|      than upon those for whose salvation, as right reason teaches,
24 II, 2|   consider the scheme of human salvation, you will perceive the reconciliation