Book, Chapter

 1 I, 3 |            of a virgin, that he was born of woman, that he grew on
 2 I, 3 |   righteousness and salvation to be born of a woman. And so also
 3 I, 2 | transgression, man is conceived and born in sin.~Boso. Again I say
 4 II, 8|            of the race of Adam, and born of a woman. ~Anselm.. It
 5 II, 8|         none but themselves, or one born of them, ought to make atonement
 6 II, 8|              since they cannot, one born of them must fulfil this
 7 II, 8|           be more worthy that he be born of a virgin, or one not
 8 II, 8|          that the God-man should be born of a virgin.~Boso. Your
 9 II, 8|          spring from a woman, to be born of a woman without man.
10 II, 8|             the God-man ought to be born of a virgin, we will say
11 II, 9|       dignity of birth. For the one born of God will have a nobler
12 II, 9|         nobler birth than he who is born of the virgin. Likewise,
13 II, 6|        before his birth, and he was born of her in her purity.~Boso.
14 II, 7|              though he could not be born, except as destined to suffer
15 II, 7|         this he could not have been born of her. How, then, was not
16 II, 7|           the virgin of whom he was born could not be pure, since
17 II, 7|           not pure, he could not be born of her. If, therefore, his
18 II, 7|            consequence of his being born of the virgin, he never
19 II, 7|            he never could have been born of her at all; but this
20 II, 7|             whom that man should be born might be pure, through confidence
21 II, 8|       choice of death, after he was born of the virgin, we do not
22 II, 8|            him, so that he might be born of her, even she, I say,