Par.

 1 1 | another, but to be the same in different cases, whether it is regarded
 2 1 |    conceived of as the same in different goods, although sometimes
 3 21|    either exists at once or at different times in individual places
 4 21|   either at once in all, or at different times, in different places.
 5 21|      or at different times, in different places. Then, let us make
 6 21|     cannot exist as a whole in different places at the same time,
 7 21|      is to exist as a whole in different individual places at once.
 8 21|        places.~If, however, at different times it exists, as a whole,
 9 21|        in individual places at different times.~But, if neither at
10 21|        at the same time nor at different times does it exist, as
11 21|       whole, simultaneously in different individual times.~If, then,
12 22| simultaneously, as a whole, in different places or times, that there
13 22| simultaneously, as a whole, in different places or times; in the
14 22|       whole, simultaneously by different places or times; but whatever
15 22|     language, yet the sense is different, because of the unlikeness
16 22|        the consistent truth of different senses of the terms employed.~ ~
17 25|     itself, sometimes exist as different from itself, at any rate
18 25|     and it is never in any way different from itself, even accidentally.
19 26|       beings, doubtless a very different signification of that name
20 34|         BUT how can objects so different as the creative and the
21 45|   assert that the Son is not a different essence from the essence
22 55|       to it to be described by different words; therefore, the one
23 65|       less, nay, something far different, that their meaning suggests