Par.

 1 Pre|        accordance with their wish, rather than with my ability, that
 2 1  |       strong, swift robber is bad? Rather, then, just as a strong,
 3 3  |         through more than one, but rather through that one being through
 4 14 |             BUT if this is true -- rather, since this must be true,
 5 17 |           than one? Or is it true, rather, that there are not more
 6 18 |            time is it to exist? Or rather, let us ask neither from
 7 19 |   unsettled by empty nothing.~But, rather ought this nothing to be
 8 19 |           lost for nothing. Let it rather be declared, then, that
 9 19 |           will not exist after it, rather than that, when a place
10 21 | distributed according to times? Or rather, if these earlier propositions
11 23 |          that it may be understood rather to be in all existing things,
12 24 |            is never unlike itself, rather than a changing succession
13 28 |             or absolutely, and not rather to be almost non-existent.~
14 31 |           necessary inference will rather be, that every created being
15 33 |     creates by another; or does he rather express whatever he creates
16 33 |          arises in its thought, or rather the thought of the mind
17 40 |          parent? why should it not rather be declared, that the Spirit
18 56 |          alone, therefore, may, or rather should, be called begetter
19 65 |          its proper character, but rather intimate it through some
20 77 |           of operation offers, but rather exercises itself in an abundance