Par.

 1 Pre| affection that, so far as I was able, I have prosecuted this
 2 Pre|  consideration, I have not been able to find that I have made
 3 3  |      per se), by which they are able to exist each through itself.
 4 3  |      and through which they are able to exist, each through itself.
 5 15 |    inquire as earnestly as I am able, which of all the statements
 6 25 |        like him. But I shall be able to sustain and to lose all
 7 33 |       likeness, so far as it is able, in the mental concept itself.
 8 42 |  certainly be glad, and perhaps able, now to reach the conclusion,
 9 60 |      Son: as if the Father were able, through his own power,
10 60 |    Spirit; and this Spirit were able through himself alone only
11 70 |      existence that it might be able to be a loving being. For,
12 70 |         blessedness, will it be able not to love it; nor will
13 74 |        soul will by no means be able to train itself in this
14 74 |         if it despairs of being able to reach what it aims at.
15 76 |        manifest that as none is able to strive for that Being,