Book, Chapter

1 I, 8 |      made far weaker and of a mortal race, yet, in the elect,
2 I, 0 |       mentioned. For, in this mortal state, there should be such
3 II, 1|    and every man is by nature mortal.~Anselm.. I do not think
4 II, 2|      show that he ought to be mortal and to partake of our weaknesses.
5 II, 3| Divine nature, yet will he be mortal in his human nature. For
6 II, 0|       are beyond me and which mortal ken does not reach. It is