Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |      by acquaintance with them become easy.~Boso. You can speak
 2 I, 9 | suffered to go unpunished, may become the equal of an angel who
 3 I, 9 |       this way be restored, or become such as he was before he
 4 I, 9 |         therefore, it does not become man to treat with God as
 5 I, 0 |       you are and have and can become?~Boso. Truly I dare not
 6 I, 0 |        sin.~Anselm.. What will become of you then? How will you
 7 I, 5 |  unbroken length, these things become tedious to one who wishes
 8 II, 6|    must we inquire how God can become man.~ ~
 9 II, 7|      so that the Divine should become human or the human Divine;
10 II, 9|        Likewise, if the Father become incarnate, there will be
11 II, 9|    more fitting for the Son to become incarnate than the other
12 II, 6|       agreed that God ought to become man, no doubt He will not
13 II, 7|      his being; for he did not become man in order that he should
14 II, 7|  Anselm.. Who freely wished to become man, that by the same unchanging