Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |         so more briefly, than I wished. For had an undisturbed
 2 I, 4 |       ought to believe that God wished to suffer the things which
 3 I, 9 |     that has been done which he wished to do first, it is not improper
 4 I, 0 |      holy will by which the son wished to die for the salvation
 5 I, 0 |        is proper to say that he wished the Son to endure death
 6 I, 0 |    other way, and if so, why he wished to do it in this way? For
 7 I, 2 |      not understand that if God wished anything improper it would
 8 I, 2 |         just, simply because he wished it. For if God wishes to
 9 II, 8|       he showed plainly that he wished to produce all that he intended
10 II, 6| appointed, acknowledged that he wished to obtain pardon by the
11 II, 6|      after this pardon, and yet wished to render atonement and
12 II, 7|   preserve his life. For, if he wished to lie, he would of course
13 II, 7|   course be able to; but, if he wished to avoid the other, he could
14 II, 7|         avoid death, or that he wished to die of necessity, because
15 II, 7|        was of necessity that he wished to die, it is equally improper
16 II, 7|  necessity.~Anselm.. Who freely wished to become man, that by the
17 II, 7|    necessity. Wherefore, if God wished that man to die, he could
18 II, 7|         to my mind: that, if he wished to avoid death, he could
19 II, 8|        of necessity, because he wished them to be. But no necessity
20 II, 9|         our Lord Jesus, when he wished, as we have said, to suffer
21 II, 9|  because he ought to be what he wished, and was not bound to do
22 II, 0|        so.~Anselm.. Had the Son wished to give some one else what
23 II, 0|    Father to whomsoever the Son wished; because the Son should