Proslogium. Chapter Xii
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"Works of St. Anselm", tr. by Sidney Norton Deane, [1903],
Chapter Xii.
God is the very life whereby he lives; and so of other like attributes.
But undoubtedly, whatever thou art, thou art through nothing else than thyself. Therefore, thou art the very life whereby thou livest; and the wisdom wherewith thou art wise; and the very goodness whereby thou art good to the righteous and the wicked; and so of other like attributes.
"Works of St. Anselm", tr. by Sidney Norton Deane, [1903],
Chapter Xii.
God is the very life whereby he lives; and so of other like attributes.
But undoubtedly, whatever thou art, thou art through nothing else than thyself. Therefore, thou art the very life whereby thou livest; and the wisdom wherewith thou art wise; and the very goodness whereby thou art good to the righteous and the wicked; and so of other like attributes.
