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Anselm of Canterbury — Anselm's Reply to Gaunilo, ch. 3
Anselm of Canterbury · A.D. 1033–1109
“Now I promise confidently that if any man shall devise anything existing either in reality or in concept alone (except that than which a greater cannot be conceived) to which he can adapt the sequence of my reasoning, I will discover that thing, and will give him his lost island, not to be lost again.”
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