Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 | received, you will be worthy to receive higher things to which you
 2 I, 5 |           the mind of man would receive it far more patiently. For
 3 I, 7 | unjustly, he justly deserves to receive one in return. Therefore,
 4 I, 3 |       as that he should neither receive satisfaction nor punish
 5 I, 0 |        what he has ought not to receive what he has not. Of forgiveness,
 6 I, 3 |       ought not by any means to receive from God what God designed
 7 II, 7|      coming death that he could receive birth from a virgin, as
 8 II, 9|      say that the poor ought to receive alms from the rich, we mean
 9 II, 0|      and yet there is no one to receive it.~Anselm.. But if a reward
10 II, 0|    sweet, more desirable. And I receive such confidence from this