Par.

 1 7 |      doubt that all this solid world, with its parts, just as
 2 7 |        and through itself, the world of material things, so numerous
 3 9 | evident, then, that before the world was created, it was in the
 4 11|       itself the whole created world, which it established according
 5 32|  Wisdom from the whole created world, in silent meditation by
 6 33|       he expresses the created world, the substance is one.~How,
 7 33|  Creator expresses the created world is not at all, in the same
 8 33|   corresponding to the created world, since it is not this world'
 9 33|    world, since it is not this world's likeness, but its elementary
10 33|        not express the created world itself by a word corresponding
11 33|   corresponding to the created world. To what, then, does the
12 33|     but himself or his created world he can express nothing,
13 33|       belonging to the created world, whatever he expresses,
14 34|        can express the created world by his Word. ~BUT how can
15 34|        them, while the created world is not coeternal with him?
16 36|       how he knows the created world, cannot be comprehended
17 37|       and the beginning of the world, so is his Word also; and
18 38|       they bear to the created world, they ever preserve an indivisible
19 38|        relation to the created world; and there is no dual expression