Par.

 1 3 |        Whatever things there are else then, exist through something
 2 4 |     essence of these natures; or else it is another than what
 3 4 |        are.~But if it is nothing else than their very essence
 4 4 |          great through something else is less than that through
 5 4 |      great that there is nothing else greater than they.~But if,
 6 4 |          one, than which nothing else shall be more excellent,
 7 6 |          than itself or anything else. Therefore, the supreme
 8 6 |        existence from itself, or else it is itself nothing. It
 9 7 |          Being, nor can anything else exist through this Being,
10 7 |     creation. And, since nothing else is or has been, except that
11 10|     thought of the creator, what else is it than a kind of expression
12 15|           it is true of whatever else there is, that, if it is
13 16|          through itself, nothing else is understood than that
14 16|          justness, it is nothing else than saying that it is just;
15 16|          Unity; which is nothing else than supremely being, supremely
16 20|        that its power is nothing else than itself, by no means
17 21|      place and at every time, or else only a part of it so exists,
18 21|          its eternity is nothing else than itself. The supreme
19 21|       past, and future. But what else is its age than its duration
20 21|          its eternity is nothing else than its essence, as considerations
21 22|          power, which is nothing else than its essence, contains
22 22|          or time, since whatever else exists is sustained by its
23 24|       eternity, which is nothing else than itself, is immutable
24 24|        this Substance is nothing else than its own life and its
25 24|        and perfectly whole, what else is true eternity, which
26 29|      that expression be anything else than what the Spirit himself
27 29|          conceived of as nothing else than the intelligence (intelligentia)
28 29|         simple Nature is nothing else than what its intelligence
29 29|          same way, it is nothing else than what its expression
30 32|         Wisdom, which is nothing else than this Spirit, would
31 33|         that his Word is nothing else than what he himself is?
32 33|      when it thinks of something else which it is not, and especially
33 33|          himself or to something else.~So, if he expresses nothing
34 34|        of the art itself nothing else than what that art is.~Hence,
35 53|        that this love is nothing else than what the Father and
36 63| necessary attributes as well; or else Father and Son and their
37 63|        and conceiving is nothing else than his expression, that
38 66|       only in terms of something else, it is certain that a nearer
39 68|         it ought to wish nothing else so especially.~For who can
40 68|      through itself, and nothing else is good except through it.~
41 70|          soul that loves him; or else it does not avail to be
42 70|     except itself? For, whatever else it grants, it does not give