Book, Chapter

1 I, 3 |     than supreme justice, which maintains God's honor in the arrangement
2 I, 3 |          Anselm.. Therefore God maintains nothing with more justice
3 I, 5 |        s will and disposal, and maintains his own condition in the
4 II, 5|     inasmuch as he undertook or maintains it, not with any constraint,
5 II, 0|       could not wish to sin, he maintains holiness of necessity, and
6 II, 0|   things which he possesses and maintains not by any necessity, but,
7 II, 7| constrained; but that it freely maintains itself in his own unchangeableness,