Anselm was definitely a man of high calibre when it came to tackling knotty questions and tasks.His arguments can be fascinating especially when he brings in the authority of an exegesis of a single verse to build logical consequences from that towards his answer. However he is notably infrequent in Scriptural citations.Much of this I found laborious to read, as good things often require labour, sometimes Anselm seems downright repetitive (such as in On The Fall of the Devil) but essentially it is a beneficial read and thats what really counts.