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CONTENTS
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| Introduction | vii |
| PROSLOGION, or Address to God concerning His Existence | 3 |
| Note on the Argument of the Proslogion | 46 |
| PREFACE TO THE MEDITATIONS AND PRAYERS | 54 |
| MEDITATION I. Concerning the Dignity and the Misery of Human Nature | 55 |
| MEDITATION II. Concerning the Terrors of the Day of Judgment. An Incentive to Tears | 89 |
| MEDITATION III. To encourage the Spirit not to fall into despair, since, if we truly repent, we shall without doubt find mercy for all our sins | 96 |
| MEDITATION IV. Concerning the Redemption of Mankind | 105 |
| PRAYERS OF ST ANSELM— | |
| I. A Prayer of Praise and Thanksgiving to God | 120 |
| II. A Prayer to the Holy Spirit | 124 |
| III. A Prayer to Christ for my Friends | 126 |
| IV. A Prayer to Christ for my Enemies | 130 |
| viLETTERS OF SPIRITUAL COUNSEL— | |
| Introductory Note | 135 |
| I. To Ralph | 136 |
| II. To Herlwin, Gondulf, and Maurice, Monks of Bee sojourning in Christ Church, Canterbury | 139 |
| III. To Burgundius and His Wife Richera, on Burgundius departure as a Pilgrim to Jerusalem | 143 |
| IV. To Alexander, King of Scots | 145 |
| V. To Robert and the Devout Women under his Care | 147 |
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