Book, Chapter

 1 I, 9 |   because he kept his obedience perfect.~Boso. I need to have you
 2 I, 0 |     from whom is every good and perfect gift. And as the Father
 3 I, 6 |   nature, which was foreseen as perfect in number, will remain incomplete.
 4 I, 8 |      them fell, existed in that perfect number of which we have
 5 I, 8 |     angels were originally made perfect in number or that they were
 6 I, 8 |        should have been created perfect in number, and that afterwards
 7 I, 8 |     possible that they were not perfect in number, because God deferred
 8 I, 8 | complete that which was not yet perfect, or, if it were also diminished,
 9 I, 8 |         could have been created perfect in number. Since, if it
10 I, 8 |   number of angels necessary to perfect the celestial state; since,
11 I, 8 |    follows that there was not a perfect number of angels, even before
12 I, 8 |      should continue beyond the perfect number.~Boso. You have not
13 I, 8 |         angels were not created perfect in number.~Boso. Let us
14 I, 8 |         hear it.~Anselm.. Had a perfect number of angels been created,
15 I, 8 |       that angels were not made perfect in number, and that there
16 I, 8 |         that happy kingdom made perfect, and that after its completion
17 I, 8 |    reasoned that God planned to perfect both at the same time, in
18 I, 8 |      that, if that kingdom were perfect in number, it was not in
19 I, 8 |   angels, before the fall, that perfect number before mentioned,
20 II, 4|         it necessary for him to perfect in human nature what he
21 II, 7|        for the same being to be perfect God and perfect man. ~Anselm..
22 II, 7|     being to be perfect God and perfect man. ~Anselm.. The Divine
23 II, 7|      that the same being should perfect God and perfect man, in
24 II, 7|    being should perfect God and perfect man, in order to make this