Book, Chapter

1 I, 7 |    completeness of the first creation), because they ought to
2 I, 8 | restore it. But if the whole creation took place at once, and
3 I, 8 |     to describe a successive creation are not to be understood
4 I, 8 |    reason appeared for their creation, is simply absurd. It therefore
5 I, 1 |   even to preserve the whole creation.~Anselm.. What if there
6 II, 5|   not hidden from God at his creation; and yet by freely creating
7 II, 4|      to preserve the rest of creation?~Boso. No! not even were
8 II, 6|      more wonderful than its creation; for either was equally
9 II, 6|    deserts; while the act of creation was not for the sinner,