Book, Chapter

 1 I, 7|       sinner, and deliver and restore him. Wherefore we ought
 2 I, 1|        so long as he does not restore what he has taken away,
 3 I, 1|    will not suffice merely to restore what has been taken away,
 4 I, 1| contempt offered, he ought to restore more than he took away.
 5 I, 3|       due the Creator and not restore what he takes away. ~Anselm..
 6 I, 3|      due the Creator, and not restore what he has taken away.~
 7 I, 3|       the creature should not restore to God what he has taken
 8 I, 8|     men were made not only to restore the diminished number, but
 9 I, 8|     also diminished, He would restore it. But if the whole creation
10 I, 8|     itself, and not merely to restore the number of beings possessing
11 I, 8|    whether he were created to restore the part diminished, or
12 I, 9|   acting like this, should he restore man, stained with the defilement
13 I, 9|       to remain so; should He restore him at once to paradise,
14 I, 1| should all things perish, can restore them as easily as he created
15 I, 1|       satisfaction unless you restore something greater than the
16 I, 3|     overcoming the devil, man restore to God what he took from
17 I, 4|       as long as man does not restore what he owes God, he cannot
18 I, 4|     is he unjust who does not restore what he owes God.~Boso.
19 I, 4|      right and avoid sin, nor restore the debt which he owes on
20 I, 4|  Therefore man's inability to restore what he owes to God, an
21 I, 4|      because man is unable to restore what he ought to restore
22 I, 4|      restore what he ought to restore freely, He abates the punishment
23 I, 4|  payment, he either wishes to restore, or else he does not wish
24 I, 4|    long, then, as he does not restore, he will not be happy.~Boso.