Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |  considered sufficient. This they ask, not for the sake of attaining
 2 I, 2 |         know, many besides myself ask, for what necessity and
 3 I, 2 |         its renewal?~Anselm.. You ask of me a thing which is above
 4 I, 5 |         that punishes. And if you ask whither he goes, it is only
 5 I, 6 |  therefore, tell me freely what I ask.~Anselm.. There is no question
 6 I, 8 |          my views.~Boso. I cannot ask more of you.~Anselm.. If
 7 I, 8 |     Anselm.. But if any one shall ask: "Since the elect rejoice
 8 I, 1 |       will that you should look;" ask your own heart what there
 9 I, 1 |           all such necessity, and ask with regard to this sin
10 I, 4 |       question which you ought to ask of those in whose behalf
11 I, 4 |        may be saved.~Boso. Let me ask you, as I have begun, to
12 II, 0| understand, and it is therefore I ask why he did not make them
13 II, 0|          that man was. And if you ask why he did not bring the
14 II, 4|         of our sins. ~Boso. Now I ask you to tell me how his death
15 II, 5|          of the Deity. But let me ask you one thing more. If it
16 II, 5|         Anselm.. What more do you ask? For now you, see how reason
17 II, 5|         he does reasonable. But I ask this in order that you may
18 II, 6|    explain what I am now about to ask. First, then, how does God,