Chapter

 1 I    | impossible, our security is by divine aid and retribution re-established.
 2 II   |        only been accustomed to divine works, have resisted the
 3 V    |        illumination whence the divine precepts may be beheld.
 4 VI   |        others, despising their divine charge, became agents in
 5 VI   |    kind, when even already the divine rebuke has forewarned us,
 6 VII  |        this our correction and divine proof. Immediately at the
 7 VII  |    again show the anger of the divine indignation, and warn of
 8 XVIII|    immediately conceded by the divine majesty, which has been
 9 XIX  |     usurp anything, unless the divine pleasure approve.~
10 XXII | threaten him who beseeches the divine mercy on your behalf, who
11 XXV  |         by the instinct of the divine majesty, turned away its
12 XXX  |      not to bewail the loss of divine and heavenly ornament? Although