Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |       carried on by question and answer, are thus made more plain
 2 I, 6 |        his love towards us; they answer: If you say that God, who,
 3 I, 2 |          would like to have your answer. For since God is so free
 4 I, 5 |          should like to have you answer. For if, as you make out,
 5 I, 8 |         condition I undertook to answer your inquiry, viz., that
 6 I, 9 |        not now needful for me to answer you. For when you think
 7 I, 9 |        you will see yourself the answer to your question.~Boso.
 8 I, 1 |        same.~Anselm.. You cannot answer more correctly, but consider,
 9 II, 0|          should like to have you answer that question for me; for
10 II, 0|         with men at that time, I answer: Because reason did not
11 II, 3|          good of knowing. And to answer your question in a word:
12 II, 4|        upon you."~Boso. I should answer, that I would far rather
13 II, 7| discovered in them, I think, the answer to your question.~Boso.
14 II, 9|          I find no easy thing to answer. You say that when he died