Anselm of Canterbury

Benedictine monk, archbishop of Canterbury, 1033-1109

Works

Cur Deus Homo (1094-1098)
Monologion (1076)
On Freedom of Choice (De libertate arbitrii, c. 1080-1085)
On the Fall of the Devil (De casu diaboli, c. 1085-1090)
On the Grammarian (De grammatico, c. 1080-1085)
On the Harmony of the Foreknowledge, Predestination and Grace of God with Free Choice (De concordia praescientiae et praedestinationis et gratiae Dei cum libero arbitrio, 1107-1108)
On the Incarnation of the Word (Epistola de incarnatione Verbi, 1094). Against Roscelin.
On the Procession of the Holy Spirit (De processione Spiritus Sancti, 1102)
On the Virgin Conception and Original Sin (De conceptu virginali et de originali peccato, 1099-1100)
On Truth (De veritate, c. 1080-1085)
Prayers and Meditations (Orationes sive meditationes). Written mostly at Bec; collected and sent to Countess Matilda of Tuscany in 1104.
Proslogion (1077-1078). With the monk Gaunilo's objection, On Behalf of the Fool, and Anselm's reply.