Book, Chapter

1 I, 8 |       yes, that every creature having so glorious and excellent
2 I, 9 |    begun, or he will repent of having undertaken it; either of
3 II, 9|   virgin, and the Word, though having nothing to do with man,
4 II, 3| therefore no propriety, in his having it.~Anselm.. Did not I say
5 II, 5|       we have not looked at as having been ignorantly done, but
6 II, 7|       itself; and that, though having the power to lie, he was
7 II, 1|        to eternal torments and having noway of escape: "Take my