Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mIII,   23 |    mouth it proclaims a very god; in which the lark with
 2 pIII,   24 |  early age, as viceregent of God the Creator, have ordered
 3 pIII,   26 |      transfigures him into a god. Reason illuminates the
 4 pIII,   27 |   host. In this state, then, God is commanding, the angel
 5 pIII,   27 |  administering, man serving. God by command creates man;
 6 pIII,   27 | obedience recreates himself. God by decree determines a thing;
 7 pIII,   27 |      the controlling spirit. God commands with the mastery
 8 pIII,   29 |   detracting arrogantly from God, I profess most emphatically
 9 pIII,   29 |    step in the footprints of God as He works, but I contemplate
10 pIII,   30 |     is born, by the might of God is born again. Through me
11 pIII,   30 |     the superlative might of God, my power is exceedingly
12 pIII,   31 |  power; so that the power of God may be called the superlative,
13 mIV,   32  |      rerum. ~`O offspring of God, mother of all things, bond
14 pIV,   40  |     proves the sole unity of God, the universe declares it,
15 pIV,   43  |        Then said she: ~'When God wished to bring the creation
16 pIV,   43  |  sole independent will. Then God added to this worldly palace
17 pVI,   60  |       and does not allow his god to delay too long in the
18 pVI,   60  |     that the divinity of the god may assist him the more
19 pVI,   60  |      great a guest, the same god disgracefully goes off in
20 pVI,   61  |    then, that nothing of the god remain undrained, they pierce
21 pVI,   61  |    dregs, and so force their god ignobly to descend to the
22 pVI,   65  |  into the immortal, man into God. It is the true cure for
23 pVIII,   85|      Nature, by the grace of God delegated protectress 1