Par.

 1 Pre|        to long remembrance. And, after frequent consideration,
 2 10 |          about to make something after the manner of his craft,
 3 18 |         truth did not exist, and after it shall be ended it will
 4 18 |    existed, and truth will exist after truth shall be ended, which
 5 19 |     existed before or will exist after this Being. ~BUT here we
 6 19 |          nor will anything exist after it. Hence, nothing existed
 7 19 |           and nothing will exist after, it. For, either something
 8 19 |           and that there will be after it a time when nothing will
 9 19 |      that nothing will not exist after it, rather than that, when
10 19 |         place is given before or after it to nothing, that Being
11 19 |          that nothing will exist after that Being.~If, then, this
12 19 |     existed before or will exist after it. Yet, the solidity of
13 22 |          And yet it may be said, after a manner of its own, to
14 31 |    things, how were they created after its example?~But perhaps
15 31 |        since the supreme Nature, after a certain unique manner
16 32 |         and conceives of himself after the likeness of a rational
17 32 |          rational mind; nay, not after the likeness of anything;
18 32 |    Spirit, and the rational mind after its likeness. But, if he
19 33 |        mind is itself its image, after its likeness, as if formed
20 34 |          as a work which is made after one of the arts, not only
21 34 |       but before it is made, and after it is destroyed, is always
22 34 |      they have been created, and after they are decayed or changed
23 48 |       the thought itself, formed after the likeness of that object
24 57 | immutable Being does not breathe after our fashion, yet the truth
25 61 |          proceeding from another after the likeness of his Spirit,
26 63 |     existence by generation, and after whose complete likeness
27 71 |      such a belief, namely, that after such great guilt it is condemned