Book, Chapter

 1 I, 4 |      make a picture, he selects something substantial to paint it
 2 I, 9 |          except on condition of something else, it is not improperly
 3 I, 9 |         a thing, but mean to do something else first by means of which
 4 I, 9 |       also when we intend to do something else, not by means of that
 5 I, 9 |      because he does not choose something else, the choice of which
 6 I, 1 |    taken away, he ought to give something which could not have been
 7 I, 5 |       this.~Anselm.. Let me add something to it.~Boso. Go on, until
 8 I, 1 | satisfaction unless you restore something greater than the amount
 9 II, 1|      for any other reason, then something else and not itself would
10 II, 6|       God for the sin of man be something greater than all the universe
11 II, 1|         but freely, ought to be something greater than anything in
12 II, 1|        will he give himself, or something pertaining to himself.~Boso.
13 II, 1|    somehow gives up himself, or something of his, to the honor of
14 II, 1|       that he gives himself, or something belonging to him, to God.~
15 II, 8|        is not in itself, but in something else; and that it cannot
16 II, 8|        the thing itself, but to something else. Thus we say "Such
17 II, 8|        but because it exists in something else, precisely as I said
18 II, 9|       things themselves, but in something else. When, for instance,
19 II, 0|        another either gives him something which he does not have,