Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |    as we believe and affirm, restored life to the world; when
 2 I, 3 |     expectation, that he has restored us from so great and deserved
 3 I, 3 |     obedience life should be restored. And, as sin, the cause
 4 I, 5 |       he would in no wise be restored to that dignity which would
 5 I, 6 |     then, the number must be restored.~Anselm.. But this restoration
 6 I, 7 | could not they themselves be restored, or other angels substituted
 7 I, 7 |      the evil angels must be restored from the human race; and
 8 I, 8 |      the lost part should be restored; and that human nature,
 9 I, 8 | shall we say that angels are restored by the substitution of men,
10 I, 9 |    they who fell will not be restored, and it will follow that
11 I, 9 |    man cannot in this way be restored, or become such as he was
12 II, 3|    if man is to be perfectly restored, the restoration should
13 II, 3|   state, so when he shall be restored, it must properly be with
14 II, 3|  humanity shall be perfectly restored, but is not necessary as
15 II, 8|    same race, it will not be restored to that dignity which it
16 II, 8|    so will not be completely restored; and, besides, God will
17 II, 8|    whom Adam's race shall be restored be taken from Adam.~Boso.
18 II, 2|       And as man must not be restored by a man of a different
19 II, 2|     otherwise they cannot be restored to their original dignity.