Anselm's works ; republished with many errors by Jacques Paul Migne as Vols. CLVIII & CLIX of the 2nd series of his Patrologia Latina in 1853 & 1854) (Translating the Proslogion, the "Meditations", and some prayers and letters) (Hopkins's translations available here .) See also Fides quaerens intellectum Other Anselms and Saint Anselms Saint Anselm's, various places named in Anselm's honor Cur Deus Homo'' Cluny, Gregorian Reform, and clerical celibacy Investiture Controversy Canterbury–York dispute Saint Anselm of Canterbury, patron saint archive Slavery in the British Isles Scholasticism Existence of God Notes Citations References Further reading External links , a treatment of the locations around the cathedral honoring St Anselm, including the icon of Our Lady of Bec, Anselm, and Lanfranc donated by the abbey of Bec in 1999 on the 50th anniversary of its refounding. St Anselm's works at Vicifons and the Latin Library St Anselm's works at Wikisource; the Christian Classics Ethereal Library; and the Online Library of Liberty St Anselm's works and related essays at Prof. Jasper Hopkin's homepage. Lewis E 5 De casu diaboli (On the Fall of the Devil) at OPenn 1030s births 1109 deaths People from Aosta Valley Ontologists Archbishops of Canterbury 12th-century English Roman Catholic archbishops 11th-century English Roman Catholic archbishops 11th-century Italian philosophers 12th-century Italian philosophers 11th-century English Roman Catholic theologians 12th-century English Roman Catholic theologians 11th-century Christian mystics 12th-century Christian mystics Augustinian philosophers Italian Benedictines Benedictine abbots Benedictine philosophers Benedictine saints Benedictine scholars Benedictine theologians Doctors of the Church Pre-Reformation saints of the Lutheran liturgical calendar Scholastic philosophers Catholic philosophers Burgundian monks Lombard monks Italian abbots Italian Roman Catholic saints Pre-Reformation Anglican saints Benedictine mystics Burials at Canterbury Cathedral 11th-century Italian writers Critics of atheism 11th-century Lombard people 11th-century Latin writers Anglican saints Christian apologists Year of birth uncertain