Chapter

 1 1intro|        world, God, whose divine providence and most perfect excellence
 2 1intro|        with what great power of providence each part has been made?~
 3 2     |     prepared and governed by no providence; but they ascribe the origin
 4 4     |    point itself. For the divine providence having been excluded from
 5 4     |   things in which the system of providence appeared to be at fault.
 6 4     |    blamed those things in which providence wonderfully expressed its
 7 4     |         have been made, without providence. And if I should now wish
 8 4     |       in it the power of divine providence, how great it has been in
 9 5     |       who wished to display His providence and power by a wonderful
10 6     |    wished to exclude the divine providence. But when he saw that a
11 6     |      that a wonderful system of providence is contained in all things
12 6     |      things are produced not by providence, but by a fortuitous meeting
13 6     |       us discuss the subject of providence, as we have begun.~
14 8     | unspeakable power of the divine providence made two orbs most resembling