Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 | interest themselves in this inquiry and seek for its solution.
 2 I, 2 |    measure able to set your inquiry at rest, it should be concluded
 3 I, 0 |     Anselm.. Since, in this inquiry, you take the place of those
 4 I, 8 |    undertook to answer your inquiry, viz., that if I say anything
 5 II, 9|     needful for the present inquiry, in a letter on the Incarnation
 6 II, 0|   us return to our original inquiry with regard to that man,
 7 II, 8|  Boso. The substance of the inquiry was this, why God became
 8 II, 9|   but suffer me to make one inquiry, which you may think foolish,
 9 II, 0| nearly enough answered your inquiry, though I might do it still
10 II, 2|    devil, of which you made inquiry, to be impossible. For,