17. Anselm consistently sounds this theme in the prayers, and it is a key
Anselm on faith and reason
13. Prosl. 1 (S i: 98.16–99.14); 18 (S i: 113.18–114.13).
14. Mon. 65–67 (S i: 75.19–78.1).
15. Mon. 67–68 (S i: 78.1–79.9).
16. Prosl. 26 (S i: 121.22–122.2).
17. Anselm consistently sounds this theme in the prayers, and it is a key premise in his Cur Deus Homo argument for the necessity of the Incarnation. His works are riddled with prayers for divine aid in his theological inquiries as well as thanksgiving for help received. Cf. Prosl. 2 (S i:
101.1–2); 9 (S i: 108.8–10); 14 (S i: 111.23–112.11); 18 (S i: 114.8–13). Cur Deus Homo 1.1 (S ii: 49.3–6); 1.2 (S ii: 50.3–6); 1.16 (S ii: 74.10–19); 1.25
(S ii: 95.1–96.20); 2.16 (S ii: 117.18–20); 2.22 (S ii: 113.13–15).
18. Cf. De Conc. 3.6–8 (S ii: 271.20–276.5).
19. Mon. 75 (S i: 83.10–13).
20. Mon. 15 (S i: 28.5–8). Translation from Jasper Hopkins, A New Interpretative Translation of St. Anselm's Monologion and Proslogion (Minneapolis, MN: Arthur J. Banning Press, 1986), 93.
21. Mon. 43 (S i: 59.15–17). Italics mine; translation, Hopkins, 157.
22. Prosl. 1 (S i: 98.1–3).
23. De Conc. 3.6 (S ii: 270.14–21). Translation from Anselm of Canterbury, vol. ii, edited and translated by Jasper Hopkins and Herbert Richardson
(New York: Mellen Press, 1976), 206.
24. The Rule of St. Benedict, Prologue; in Western Asceticism, ed. Owen Chadwick (Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1958), 291–93.
25. Orationes sive Meditationes, Prologus (S iii: 3.2–4).
26. See Benedicta Ward, "Introduction," The Prayers and Meditations of Saint Anselm with the Proslogion (Harmondsworth: Penguin Books,
1973), 44–51.
27. De Conc. 3.6 (S ii: 270.28).
28. Mon. 78 (S i: 84.16–85.9).
29. Prosl. 1 (S i: 100.10–11).
30. Mon. 68 (S i: 78.25–79.5); Prosl. 1 (S i: 98.14–15.18); Cur Deus Homo 2.1
(S ii: 97.4–98.5).
31. De Lib. Arb. 3–4 (S i: 210.28–214.12); De Conc. 1.6 (S ii: 256.14–257.18); 3.13 (S ii: 285.7–287.21).
32. De Casu Diab. 12–14 (S i: 251.22–259.4); De Conc 3.11–13 (S ii: 278.27– 287.21).
33. De Casu Diab. 1–3 (S i: 233.6–240.13).
34. De Casu Diab. 12–14 (S i: 251.22–259.4); 17 (S i: 263.5–32); De Conc.
3.12–13 (S ii: 284.22–287.21).
35. Cur Deus Homo, passim.
36. Cur Deus Homo 2.16 (S ii: 118.5–20).
37. De Conc. 3.6 (S ii: 272.28–273.6); 38–9 (S ii: 274.19–278.10).
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